What Should I be for Hallowe'en?

[willow_25]

I probably won't be doing anything more exciting than handing out candy, but it would still be good to dress up.

Some thoughts:  Eskimo/something involving warm clothing.  It's far colder in CT than it would have been in DC.
                               After last year, I entertained the idea of doing a 'sexy cop' type thing.  Of course, I probably won't be going to any parties like I did last year, and the concept might be a little too much for the parents.
                              Cowgirl.  My two-and-a-half year old niece is going to be a cowgirl.  It could be a whole thing.

And those are the extent of my ideas.  Feel free to offer thoughts.

Comments

Some thoughts in return

[nomdiplume.livejournal.com]

Purely on a selfish level, you should definitely do the eskimo while you're in NY, and save the sexy cop until I get to spectate. ( c;

That said, I tend to eschew overly garb-tastic costumes, since they tend to become burdensome before the night is over. Eskimo sounds like fun, but you might tire of wearing a parka pretty fast, particularly if you stay indoors.

Personally, if you're giving out candy, I'd go with something along the lines of fairy princess. I mean, you've got such good fairy lore to draw on to make it interesting, and that way kids and parents are sure to love it. Besides, you'd make an awesome fairy princess. ( c ;
-Jeremiah

[ozma914.livejournal.com]

I'm embracing the Eskimo idea for myself. I'm going to wear the costume until April.