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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43056 is a reply to message #43044 ] |
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I'm glad that the zips don't have to close - my main problem is that I can no longer even get into the bits without zips. Like sleeves. So I hope it's going to be OK to post pics of Costumes I Have Honest-To-God Worn Out In Public In The Past.
Marion
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43057 is a reply to message #43044 ] |
Sat, 02 July 2011 08:02   |
lorelibrarian Messages: 22 Registered: December 2010 Location: London |
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Apologies for question only partially related to the competition...
I am actually going to be able to attend the signing,(YAY) but won't be able to be in fancy dress because I'll be coming straight from where I work. Will it be ok if I bring fancy dressed cupcakes, instead? They look better in pink than I do.
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Only in silence the word,
only in dark the light,
only in dying life:
bright the hawk's flight
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—The Creation of Éa,
Ursula K LeGuin
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43061 is a reply to message #43057 ] |
Sat, 02 July 2011 14:48   |
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AJLR Messages: 2564 Registered: September 2008 Location: England, UK |
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| lorelibrarian wrote on Sat, 02 July 2011 13:02 | Apologies for question only partially related to the competition...
I am actually going to be able to attend the signing,(YAY) but won't be able to be in fancy dress because I'll be coming straight from where I work. Will it be ok if I bring fancy dressed cupcakes, instead? They look better in pink than I do.
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Don't worry, coming in fancy dress is in no way obligatory. And, unfortunately, we've just found out that Forbidden Planet doesn't want crumbs dropped on the floor in the room where the signing will be (what's the matter with these people, no sense of adventure... ). So we won't be able to serve cake on this particular occasion after all but there's nothing to stop any of the participants of this very select event who want to from heading for a cafe together afterwards. Also, we hope that we will have a few PEGASUS-and-cake parties, around the country, as happened in other parts of the world when the US edition launched. So we'll be asking for people who might like to get together in such a way soon.
I think it's great that you're coming on Thursday. Look forward to seeing you then. 
"Never let a computer know you're in a hurry."
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43062 is a reply to message #43061 ] |
Sat, 02 July 2011 15:42   |
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I don't know if I should mention this at all, but ... the denizens of KnitNight at IKnit positively welcome cake of all kinds!
Marion
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43064 is a reply to message #43061 ] |
Sat, 02 July 2011 17:45   |
lorelibrarian Messages: 22 Registered: December 2010 Location: London |
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Thanks for the info! I shall remain virtously cakeless this time.
And I had pink sparkly sugar sprinkles, too! *sad*
Only in silence the word,
only in dark the light,
only in dying life:
bright the hawk's flight
on the empty sky.
—The Creation of Éa,
Ursula K LeGuin
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43108 is a reply to message #43097 ] |
Sun, 03 July 2011 13:36   |
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I have shalwar kameez too, but mine isn't cool because it's a fine wool crepe... (But I did make it myself!)
I do often wear a sari (I have about 20 or so) to sing in with the nMC, but I refuse, utterly, to try to wear one on London Transport. Yes, I know all the Indian ladies do. They've had years more practise than I have, and I don't have anyone at home to help pin me in securely.
Marion
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| Re: ratbaggery and contests [message #43110 is a reply to message #43097 ] |
Sun, 03 July 2011 16:04  |
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Mrs Redboots Messages: 943 Registered: October 2008 Location: London, UK |
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| I said | I might, just might, wear my shalwar kameez, which isn't really fancy dress (although it is not worn as standard if you aren't from the sub-Continent) but it is cool and flattering. Mind you, if I'm on grandmother duty, you're more likely to get slobbered-on T-shirt and hands-wiped-on cotton trousers!
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I am on grandmother duty, so will probably appear in slobbered-on T-shirt and hands-wiped-on cotton trousers! Ah well....
Unless, of course, I take shalwar kameez with me and change before I leave. Well, we shall see.
[Updated on: Sun, 03 July 2011 16:05] Mrs Redboots
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