We went as the Blue Barracudas from Nickelodeon's Legends of the Hidden Temple and I was very proud with our DIY skills to pull the costumes together. The only thing we couldn't find on the cheap were the gold helmets. As much as I really wanted them to complete the costumes, $17.95 a piece just wasn't in the cards.
I will admit that I was a little sadden by the fact that not everyone at the party knew what our costumes were, but then realized that not everyone had cable growing up.
There were some great eats prepared by Iron Chef Lora (one of our hosts, which I'm sad I didn't get a picture of).
There were some cute costumes including protesters, a Christmas tree, Ron Swanson from Parks & Recreation. The winners for best costume were Salt and Pepper (which is so funny because that was going to be our back up idea if we didn't figure out any other costume).
I will admit that I was a little sadden by the fact that not everyone at the party knew what our costumes were, but then realized that not everyone had cable growing up.
There were some great eats prepared by Iron Chef Lora (one of our hosts, which I'm sad I didn't get a picture of).
The night was filled with catch up conversations (amazing how quickly time seems to fly between hanging out with friends), shuffle board and flip cup.
Hope you have a happy Halloween!
That looks like fun! :) I love your costumes!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun party!! I didn't really watch that show on Nickelodeon, but I definitely knew who you were!
ReplyDeletei love the gift boxes on the feet for the christmas tree costume! and the protesters cracked me up.
ReplyDeleteLol, christmas tree >.<! I looove your costumes, so nostalgic! (And I would def wear those shirts again on normal days too, they are awesome)
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job on the pendants of life! I used to loooooooove Legends of the Hidden Temple. I have a Purple Parrots shirt from our nostalgia-themed Springfest at college. :)
ReplyDeleteWasn't it awesome?? :)
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