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Sunday, March 20, 2005

This One's For You
Lorena, this one is all for you.

...and what to mine wondering eyes did appear?
A man in green tights! (but he swears he's not queer)



Look there! Off in the distance! Do I see what I think I see?
Could it be? Could it really be Peter Pan?


This required further investigation. Surely, though some interesting costumes are admittedly worn at Renaissance Festivals the country over, there can not be TWO of the bright green tighted men. Last year, I missed my shot at Peter. I had no idea this year I'd luck out and be there the same day he was again.

Despite shouts of, "Hey! Peter Pan!" no one turned. So before he was lost from sight, I hurridly ran across the field....only to catch Mr. Pan making a pit stop at Ye Oldde Privy. Damn. But wait, I thought. There is but one way in and one way out. And surely no 50 year old pixie wishes to stay in the smelly cluster of port-o-potties all afternoon! I can wait here, by this tree and when he comes out, I'll be able to see!

So I stood there in waiting, all giddy and coy watching and waiting for a green tighted boy

Success!



So, this one's for you Lorena. When I came back, trying to explain to my friends how I had to get this shot for you and how you'd die laughing to see it, they looked at me oddly. Thankfully though, stalking Peter Pan isn't quite as odd as wearing the costume yourself.

(A full, real entry later. And yeah, I was at the Renn Faire yesterday if that's not already clear. Heh.)