Going back... to some alternate universe.
Monday, October 31st, 2005 10:31 pmFYI, costume pictures are now linked from previous entry.
But now let's hearken back to the costume I was wearing the previous Saturday... in which I got to add one more to the roster of Phrases I Never In a Million Years Would Have Imagined Hearing Out of My Own Mouth:
Tiger Boy got them to lend me a uniform and everything (at least, the jacket and hat). But the orange plastic maracas were all mine.

Uniforms straight out of the fashion pages... of 1919. (Coincidentally, the same year that Harvard last took the national football championship.)
I now knowmost some of the words to a variety of Princeton fight songs.
I have witnessed an attempted full-frontal aural assault on Widener Library.
And, honest to God, even aside from the novelty factor or any sentimental ones, it was a blast. If you ever get a chance like this, do it.
But now let's hearken back to the costume I was wearing the previous Saturday... in which I got to add one more to the roster of Phrases I Never In a Million Years Would Have Imagined Hearing Out of My Own Mouth:
- "This is the mezuzah my brother brought me from Israel."
- "I designed the programs for this year's Hugo Awards ceremony." [Bonus point: "The one Neil Gaiman was MC'ing."]
- "I've just been recruited to play Eleanor in The Lion In Winter."
- "Today I marched with the Princeton Band in the Harvard-Princeton game."
[Bonus point: "In the alumni section."]
Tiger Boy got them to lend me a uniform and everything (at least, the jacket and hat). But the orange plastic maracas were all mine.
Uniforms straight out of the fashion pages... of 1919. (Coincidentally, the same year that Harvard last took the national football championship.)
I now know
I have witnessed an attempted full-frontal aural assault on Widener Library.
And, honest to God, even aside from the novelty factor or any sentimental ones, it was a blast. If you ever get a chance like this, do it.
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Date: Tuesday, November 1st, 2005 12:42 pm (UTC)What "instrument" did you play?
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Date: Tuesday, November 1st, 2005 12:47 pm (UTC)The frisbee. A regulation 165g ultimate disc, no less. :)
I have fond memories of the cold-and-rainy-but-we're-all-here-so-let's-play Cornell game , laying out for a disc during the halftime show, and hydroplaning about 20 yards down the field.