Imagine you have to wear a costume for a year of your life. What would you pick and why?
If you had to wear one costume for a year, what would it be? (or something of that ilk)
I'd have to think this through very carefully before picking a costume to wear for one year of my life. To make this situation as fun as possible, this costume would have to fulfill certain requirements.
First of all, it would have to be memorable. What's the use of wearing a costume for an entire year if no one's going to notice? It'd also need to be something that would show people that I have a quirky side to me, too. Secondly, it would have to be decent. It would lead to a lot of awkward questions and stares if I went to a Sunday service or visited my grandparents in something skimpy (not like I'd ever wear anything skimpy anywhere anyway. I have some dignity.) Lastly, it would have to be comfortable. I can't think of anything worse than being stuck in something that is hard to move in and makes me overheat all the time.
Keeping these criteria in mind, I think that my ideal costume would be a Jedi warrior. It would be really easy to put together even if it wasn't anywhere near Halloween. I could always wear a really long tan shirt belted in the middle over some brown leggings and knee high boots. Add a hooded robe (possibly a Snuggie) and a light saber from Walmart and I'd be good to go.
There are many ways in which being a Jedi warrior for a year would be awesome. One example is the possibility of light saber battles. If I managed to convince some of my friends to dress up with me on some days, we'd be able to have epic light saber battles anywhere we wanted to. Showing people that I wouldn't mind having epic light saber battles in front of complete strangers could possibly help me open up, too. Another point is that being a Jedi warrior does a very good job of filling my requirements and then some. Wearing a Jedi costume interferes with very little with my current day-to-day schedule. I'd be able to continue my conditioning training just fine. Running and lifting weights wouldn't be an issue. With one look at my robe and light saber, no one would have to ask what I was. But I think the most important advantage would be that I wouldn't have to agonize over what to wear for an entire year.
If you had to wear one costume for a year, what would it be? (or something of that ilk)
I'd have to think this through very carefully before picking a costume to wear for one year of my life. To make this situation as fun as possible, this costume would have to fulfill certain requirements.
First of all, it would have to be memorable. What's the use of wearing a costume for an entire year if no one's going to notice? It'd also need to be something that would show people that I have a quirky side to me, too. Secondly, it would have to be decent. It would lead to a lot of awkward questions and stares if I went to a Sunday service or visited my grandparents in something skimpy (not like I'd ever wear anything skimpy anywhere anyway. I have some dignity.) Lastly, it would have to be comfortable. I can't think of anything worse than being stuck in something that is hard to move in and makes me overheat all the time.
Keeping these criteria in mind, I think that my ideal costume would be a Jedi warrior. It would be really easy to put together even if it wasn't anywhere near Halloween. I could always wear a really long tan shirt belted in the middle over some brown leggings and knee high boots. Add a hooded robe (possibly a Snuggie) and a light saber from Walmart and I'd be good to go.
There are many ways in which being a Jedi warrior for a year would be awesome. One example is the possibility of light saber battles. If I managed to convince some of my friends to dress up with me on some days, we'd be able to have epic light saber battles anywhere we wanted to. Showing people that I wouldn't mind having epic light saber battles in front of complete strangers could possibly help me open up, too. Another point is that being a Jedi warrior does a very good job of filling my requirements and then some. Wearing a Jedi costume interferes with very little with my current day-to-day schedule. I'd be able to continue my conditioning training just fine. Running and lifting weights wouldn't be an issue. With one look at my robe and light saber, no one would have to ask what I was. But I think the most important advantage would be that I wouldn't have to agonize over what to wear for an entire year.