I was Astrid from "How to Train Your Dragon." If you haven't seen it, here's what she looks like:

And here's me!
Isn't this costume AWESOME? Although it really did take me MONTHS to make it, I had so much fun! It was really hard to be humble about it when people complimented me, because I'm so proud of how it turned out!
With K-Rizzle, aka Charlie ChaplinSide story that's related:
On Sunday night (Halloween), I was at Speedo Tim's house for a dinner and he made me bring my costume. I wasn't wearing it, but before X10 arrived, I was made to play a weird variation on a drinking game. Every time X10 said "epic" or "stellar" at dinner, I had to put a piece of my costume on. This actually involved taking my shirt off at one point (I prepared for this ahead of time, thank heavens), but by the end of the dinner, I was in full costume. Then Speedo Tim made me hand out candy to the trick-or-treaters.
I'm a fierce Viking. Sadly, I forgot to bring my axe to dinner.
6 comments:
You are awesome!!! I have been waiting and waiting for this post--amazing job!
You are rad. Great job. It looks spot on!
Did not disappoint...yet again-LOVE IT!!! I haven't seen that movie, but now I TOTALLY want to!!!
Every year you top your last. LOVE your Halloween costumes, especially this one!
Two words on 2010's much-awaited-Reveal: BEYOND BRILLIANT!!!!! Loved Astrid in the movie; loved her alter-ego, Ashley-as-Astrid, am IMPRESSED out of my mind w/ the coolness of that costume!!!
Truly, MY niece, has managed to create her own Category of Creativity, ie.,"Personal Halloween Costume Creations". In which category, I am certain, NOBODY can touch her! (Yet, she even shares those creations w/ others by lending them to friends!) YOU ROCK!!!
Love your guts!
Finally just saw this movie and had to look up this blog post again, for I have decided that upon careful review of this character, that you should go blonde!!
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