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10-31-2009, 11:52 PM
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| Dressing up as Someone else Not someone famous - but have you ever dressed up as just another person - a particular person? My Dsis dressed as our dad a few years ago. Today, I dressed as our high school history teacher. Dsis and mom were the only ones that got it - but it was worth the looks on their faces when I told the teens Miss Anna Parker's favorite saying: "If you're going to sit on a boy's lap, put a phone book on it."
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11-01-2009, 06:16 PM
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| When I was late teens/early 20's I dressed as my best friend Tom. I wore levis, a Led Zeppelin tshirt (his favorite band who I despise), and a dungaree jacket with a bottle of vodka in the pocket.  Most people were like, "where is your costume?" but he got it, so it was worth it!Beth
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11-02-2009, 11:41 AM
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| We have kids in our school that have picked out teachers and dressed up as them. This year our boy's soccer team all dressed like their coach. But me, personally ... nope.
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My Dsis dressed as ...
I've been gobbled! Thanks Lorraine! 
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