I'll Say She Is!
Tuesday, 28 October 2003
Why does Trick or Treat for adults have to be somewhat odiferous?

This weekend I attended Guavaween for the first time ever. This is a drunken costume party at the area's party district, Ybor City. I've wanted to go for a while now, but for a variety of reasons, haven't. So Godfrey decided to escort me to the event. I threw together a last-minute costume for the affair. I took an "interesting" dress I made circa 1990 out of what looks like tie-dyed green taffeta, hot-glued cheap flowers all over it, and then the G Man painted me green.

Now, most women attend this event as a "naughty something" - naughty lady cop, naughty school girl, naughty nurse, naughty woman in a corset - you get the idea. So I was pleasantly surprised to get some genuine compliments on my little ensemble. I suppose not showing my cleavage was more attention-getting at a certain level. Not that I'm a prude, mind you, my Renaissance costumes usually feature a bit of decolletage (Godfrey, please feel free to fix the spelling on that, it's still before 6 AM as I write this). I observed that there were two classes of young ladies in revealing dress: those who were comfortable revealing lots of flesh, and those who weren't. As for the guys, i can't count how many gynecologist costumes or "free breast exam" outfits I saw. And I think they really believe someone's going to take them up on the offer, as we walked past one guy who was trying quite hard to convince a young lady to accept an exam. Oh, I saw a local celebrity of sorts-the guy who dresses like Peter Pan all the time. I also saw some boobies.

Pictures to follow, I can't seem to find them on Godfrey's computer at the moment. And, as mentioned before, it's still stupid early.

A guava is a tropical fruit, if you're wondering.

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Comments
You web page ALMOST got the whole point of Guavaween. I have been there 2 years in a row and it NEVER gets old, i swear. My boyfriend and I went to Guavaween 2003 together and it seems like it only gets better every year. Especially the parade and music. But if you like Guavaween try going to LIVESTOCK in Zepherhills in April.
need more info on livestock. Do u have the website>?