Ahhhhrrrr....On a pirate ship
Hey! I just wanted to tell everyone in Minneapolis/St. Paul hello. I do love coming out there. It's kind of like being on a pirate ship. Everyone is happy, loud, sincere and has a filthy mouth. Well, not everyone. Lorraine is always perfect. When I am with you guys, I can totally be myself. You don't care if I'm wearing my spongebob jammies at the goodbye party or if I sing a wrong note. (Not that I plan to do either of those any time soon, but, hey...it's real rock n roll loven' baby) I feel like you are my extended family and I miss you all. When I listen to the LaM rough mix, I remember what fun we had recording. I've NEVER laughed so hard in my life... Adam and LEO!
You all inspire me in so many ways. As you know, in real life I am rather shy. Yes, a true recluse! Being around all these outgoing, crazy, fun, cool people reminds me to let loose and have fun a little more often.
So, get ready to rock! I'll be out there on the weekend of the 23rd, screaming in the front row, "Fab u lous Lorraine! Fab u lous Lorraine! Along with 2000 other crazed-half drunk pirates, lords and ladies, and dudes dressed as "Zorro the gay blade". Haaaaaaa Zaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!
posted by Fabulous Lorraine @ 7:58 PM
14 Comments
14 Comments:
I'll talk like a gypsy pirate with you that Sunday. Glad to know you'll be in town! I'm going to make a point of going out to Fest in costume so I can say "hi", or rather, "fair madam, (Xena warrior cry)"
Here's to dancing barefoot in a field!
Jody the Librarian
Yeahhhhhhhh I would love to see you. Lorraine bought me a super evil cool spider mask, so wear yours too! Only two weeks left!
hello beauty-duo
i MIss you. SO much!
sorry for my silence, well, you know the deal.
the rockstars take lotsa time. can't wait to see you in your new clothes and your new LP and bask in your presence! i just did my lil journal about getting a tarot reading in nashville by a wise ol' woman. she brought up some doozies! the chariot was ready to take me away...!
anyway girls, what up with Hall'een plannin'??!
love & murder kisses. your girl in the south
Have fun! Goodness my life seems tame at the moment by comparison... I just had my birthday and am probably suffering from post-party slump (and am forbidden by the Diet Fairies to eat any more cake, which also doesn't help).
You do start your Hallowe'en planning early... it isn't even October yet. But the first Hallowe'en decorations and masks are visible in the shops here. I thought of you!
(Appleblossombeck darling, what in the name of the wee man is a crock pot? Just a china casserole, or is there more to it than that? Explanation needed... :) )
A crock pot is an electric slow cooker, many just set to either low or high temp, and may have a removabe ceramic insert for easier washing. They're nice for cooking in all day - put the food in the pot in the morning, plug it in, and dinner is ready in the evening. Appleblossombeck, that recipe did sound yummy... I may have to dust mine off
Thank you for the crock pot gen! You are the fount of all wisdom, you guys. And I want to know how the Whomping Willow costume is going to work.
Hallowe'en is such fun... In Scotland we call trick-or-treating "guising" (pronounced as in disguising) and the last time I did it was maybe 12 years ago, alas, although the effects are with me yet (I plastered my bangs back to be Morticia, and liked the effect enough to grow them out. Haven't changed hairstyle since).
It's always been quite a big thing in Scotland, whereas I believe Guy Fawkes Night was always more important in England (until recently). We don't play tricks, but you have to do a "turn" before you get money or sweeties. Sing a song, or tell some jokes or something.
"There was an old witch,
Believe it if you can,
She jumped out the window and she ran, ran, ran,
She leapt on her broomstick and she took to the sky,
On Hallowe'en night when the witches ride."
I learned that when I was 5 (still remember the tune, too). I need to find some children to take guising, dammit! Think my brother would come? He's, ehm, only 21.
I'm going to try the crockpot recipe! Miles would love that. Yes, I do look forward to Halloween. My closet consists of 90% Halloween/Stage clothes 10% normal stuff. My daughter is 12 now and I'm hoping she will still want to go Trick or Treating. IF not, there's always grown up parties...or I could throw my own. He he he. My diet fairies are marching proudly in the kitchen as well. I have to stay as thin as possible for my film work. I still look boom boom curvy on camera even when I'm a rail. I must go to a Guy Fawkes party soon. I'll have to ask Lorraine about that.
Alas, no halloween parties here, and sadly i live too remote for trick or treaters. My 15 yr old still goes out and has a ball (specifically not with her mom) BUT I always throw a party for my college students and we devote the afternoon to fun and devilishly artistic endeavors with treats and costumes. I may have to order the fishnet top from Kates, it's too cool and would look great with the rhinestone fishnets I just got! How bout a blog party for us poor souls? (hint hint) And speaking of yummy food, you all are lucky to have diet fairies, mine are closer to sadistic demons...
A LaM blog party? Oh yeah! I'm all over it like black eyeliner! I'll start figuring out how to make it happen. I will set up my webcam and Lorraine and I can visit with you on Yahoo or AIM. I'll post the user name etc. Then we can all put on our costumes and get rocken'..LaM style. What a Diva you are Ivenotime!
awwww, gee whiz (blushing, rubbing toe in ground, toe is now black and nail polish chipped. closed shoes for class and its gonna be 90)no one ever called me a diva before. BUT that will be so much FUN! YEH!
Would love to see you both at the Minn Ren Fest, but 1) it's a little far to go with a 4 year old and a 22 1/2 month old even following I-35 most of the way, and 2) my family and I will be in Seattle starting vacation. ::sigh:: Oh well, at least my husband and I may get to see "Serenity" and/or "Mirrormask" together without it being at a drive-in while there. Grandparents are wonderful things, but my daughters don't get to see theirs much, so it will be a good trip. :)
Ariandalen, that heartfelt sigh! I feel the same way about BaltiCon, which I am really, really tempted to go to, but happens right after I get married. (I somehow don't think my boyfriend, who isn't into any of this stuff, would really like to spend his honeymoon at a convention.)
I keep trying to come up with ways in which I could contrive to come, but none of them are very convincing. (And I missed the Glasgow con too because that was one of the few times I could get to see my boyfriend - just the way it worked out. Cons and I are evidently not meant for each other.)
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