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Every Halloween, we have a contest for the best costume worn to work, voted by our peers. I went online last night to try and find a creative, inexpensive costume. It seems that there is an abundance of scantily clad witches, vampires, princesses and nurses. But where is the creativity in that? Last year I came to work as a drunkard. I happened to have some pantyhose with a run in them (go figure) and I stuck my big toe out and wore high heeled sandals with one broken heel. I teased up my hair really big. I ran my mascara down my cheek and put my lipstick on all sloppy. Here's the gross part: I made a mixture of oatmeal, ketchup and pieces of corn and let it dry on my shirt and blouse for a nice touch of vomit. I even carried a martini glass around with me. I didn't win (and I'm not bitter anymore). Chris Boylan won as a Ghost Buster. Rachel, who was pregnant at the time and happens to have the best sense of humor EVER, wore a robe and attached a small baby doll to a flesh colored, coiled telephone cord. Then when you least expected it, she'd stand up, grunt and drop it out the bottom of her robe. I heard the Boylan is thinking about dressing as Brittany pre-rehab - the second time around. I'm going to have to vote for him if actually he shaves his head. I know what you're thinking... that we're a bunch of mixed nuts around here, now aren't you? Yeah, we have fun sometimes, in between all that serious insurance business. Halloween just happens to be a really good excuse to have fun. It's the one time of year that we can actually laugh out loud at what somebody is wearing.. and you can't get away with that just any old day. |