I know there are a couple people from outside YLF who are mainly checking in on the blog to see the Superhero outfits... Due to wardrobe and dress code restrictions, I'm going to go ahead and implement a schedule change. I will now have:
- Fantasy Fridays
- Superhero Saturdays
Easier to do well, and increased alliteration!
Inge replied 11 years ago
The alliteration makes it even better:-)
I'm loving this series, and all your outfits, Rae!
Kari replied 11 years ago
If you're short on ideas (and, I guess, if you've seen the show), GOB from Arrested Development could be VERY fun to pose for, and would give you another opportunity to do a suit and untucked/half-tucked shirt. And throw some scarves and pennies around while holding a knife in your mouth.
(Tobias Funke is more distinctive, but going topless with short cutoffs would probably break the dress code!)
Aida replied 11 years ago
YES! The guy in the $3000 dollar suit, COME ON!
(I wonder if Rae could get some Diamond Butter for Tobias? That or be very blue ;) )
Kari replied 11 years ago
Has anyone in this family ever SEEN a chicken?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9TXVMkQ29g
Aida replied 11 years ago
OMG someone made a full video of the chicken dances? Thank you Kari, that was 2.5 minutes of brilliance!! The group dance at the end is one of my favorite AD scenes ever. Ahhhhh I love that show so much :D
rae replied 11 years ago
I'm embarrassed to admit that I don't know the show! It has been on my list forever and I haven't gotten around to it. :(
Kari replied 11 years ago
Oh, Rae, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I think you'd like it based on what I've seen of your sense of humor. I think the full series is on Netflix online as well as Hulu (or Hulu Plus.) It's utter silliness, but the writing is so tight - sometimes I only notice the punch line of a joke the second time through an episode because it's in advance of the setup of the joke.
I'm just your average working stiff who loves nice things and hates to pay for them. This blog outlines my efforts to navigate that treacherous shopping/saving divide through swappin', thriftin', and even a little resellin'. Many of the pieces in my wardrobe cost me just $1! We've heard a lot about people "living above their means" in recent years; I'm championing the concept of living large *below* your means - whatever that means for you. :)