A couple nights ago, we went to Liz and Warren’s Christmas party. All costumes were welcome, so there was an array of periods, from Regency to Civil War to Steampunk. There was also an array of delicious foods, and plenty of Liz and Warren’s amazing artifacts, garments, furniture, sculptures, paintings, weird bone purses, 600 pound clay soldiers, from their world travels, to look at, study, and hear stories about.
Here are some photos:
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| Oscar and Debbie in Regency costumes |
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| Oscar and Debbie |
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| My Mom and Dad, admiring an old photo Liz had, from Austin, NV |
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| Mr. C and me. I was depicting a festive lady of 1800. He was depicting a web developer circa 2011. |
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| Dad’s finally gotten into “dressing,” as Liz puts it. He’s got a nice suit of Victorian clothes that he’s worn 4 times, but already he’s moaning for new things! |
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| The 600 lb terra cotta soldier in the room was quite a conversation starter… |
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| Mrs Debbie Sessions |
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| The refashioned robe and dress, with red Pemberlies and a quick red silk beret I threw together that afternoon. Mr. C called it my “wizard hat.” |
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| Liz telling a story. |
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| Merry Christmas! |
4 Comments
Lauren
December 23, 2011 at 5:34 PMHow fun!! I love your outfit!
Julia
December 23, 2011 at 10:17 PMThat looks like fun! Your Regency costume looks great!
I couldn't help noticing the angry-looking face of the stone warrior in the back of the first picture… 😉 Thought he was one of your friends for a moment! 🙂
Merry Christmas!
-Julia
Lauren R
December 23, 2011 at 10:28 PMHahaha, Liz was sad we didn't put the funny glasses on the warrior. Would have been priceless, lol.
Barbara Wells Sarudy
December 26, 2011 at 9:52 AMLove this post. Tell us about the glasses. Barbara