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- Last night was Kat's birthday. I didn't drink _that_ much, but it was tequila. I spent most of today going "wow, what a pleasant non-hangover," then I went to dance class, rather inexplicably had palak paneer for lunch, got hit with a wave of vertigo, and _now_ actually feel human. Spectacular.

- Patty has acquired our tickets to Dragon*Con, amazing, on my favorite airline, although I don't think she knows that. So this is really happening. Woah.

- I am still obsessing on this Vienna Teng song and will upload for you later, I think.

- PDFs of the Dances of Vice program book are up and they look fabulous.

- As hilarious as Jill and I cosplaying on the flight to Chicago would theoretically be (because really, my eternal tirade about commercial aviation is inherently funnier if I'm dressed like Jack), we decided that the wonder of the sonic screwdriver prop item meeting those friendly folks at the TSA is a scenario best avoided. Also, it's too hot for all that clothing and I don't really want to do that battle with my hair that early in the morning. All of that said, at some point there's going to be a bunch of Torchwood cosplay at Terminus, because we're odd, and Marci is bringing her Ianto suit.

- OH MY GOD, I have got to get these papers done.

- Have to register for the Victorian Holiday Ball. Have to register for the Assembly. Am really thinking about doing this 1918 Armistice Day thing in New Jersey in September, but that's probably just me being an asshole and involves clothing ideas I simply will not have time to execute in time and are also Entirely Unnecessary (a phrase which is generally a code for Best Idea Ever, but let's leave that aside for now). Am really psyched for Governor's Island on September, since it won't be as vile as it was over the summer. Presumably.

- At the office. Will wrap up here soon and then head home to other work and domestic matters.

Comments

[rackmount.livejournal.com]

if 1918 armistice day is anywhere near us (we're in princeton), you're welcome to crash at our place, or at least stop by. i know a lot of the historical stuff happens around here (washington crossing, hopewell, trenton, etc.), but not sure about WWI history.

[rm.livejournal.com]

Thank you. It's in Clifton, I think. I also think it's unlikely to happen, because we are already so over-scheduled and they also don't seem organized enough for me to really be planning about this now. And I go to enough other 20s-ish things lately, that if I need an excuse for the current ridiculous costume thought, I, in truth, already have it.