Fun fun! Dog Hazel had three costumes, two cute and one scary. And I had one, which turned out unexpectedly sexy. No party this year, I just dressed us up and took photos for fun.
Hazel! First, a cute one, dressed as me (I couldn’t get the glasses to stay on).
Then another cute one, dressed as a Beautiful Butterfly
And then the scary one, dressed as the dog that is supporting the freakish Shahrukh clone face growing on her back.
And then me! I dressed up like Hazel, since it seems fair since I dressed her up like me. And it turned out considerably sexier than I expected. Oh well, I am at the age when you are supposed to dress sexy for Halloween, so I might as well do it once when only internet people will see me (neither of my regular parties are happening this year).
(Don’t panic, the hair is just twisted up in back. But look how even the ends are now that I got it trimmed!)
dontcallitbollywood 
You look great! and Hazel too, especially as Butterfly.
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Last year I masqueraded as my husband.
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That’s pretty good!!!!!
On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 10:16 AM dontcallitbollywood wrote:
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Even better if you’d ever met him in person! I wore it to a party that he had RSVP’d for, but then realized he’d be out of town. I had NOT RSVP’d, just showed up. Hilarity ensued.
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You both look adorable…actually you both both 🙂
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If she had hated her Margaret-wig a little less, I could have tried for a photo of us together in costume. But then that probably would have been too confusing, what with us being so identical 🙂
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You and Hazel are both rocking Halloween! Hazel with Shah Rukh mask reminds me of a scene from the 1970s era version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Alien pods are replicating people, but there is one homeless guy who always sleeps with his cute dog. And the pods get confused, and replicate the man’s head on the dog’s body. That image haunted me throughout my childhood.
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That poor dog!!!!
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I know, right? In the movie you only see them/it for a few seconds, and, to be fair, it seems quite happy and dog like, not bothered. Of course my brain may have decided to remember it that way.
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