G’S Comic Con costume
glitters. Mine needs pressing. We are almost finished, and I am so
glad. I’m going to take a few weeks off
now then get back to Bobbies Quilt.
I have no idea what this phalanx
of lovely ladies is supposed to be, but here they are just getting off their
bus. Yes, Comic Con sets up a mass
transportation system that’s second to none.
You can go from almost any hotel in any city to downtown easily.
Over the years we have
developed a system that looks a little out of the way. We drive far into the valley. There we board an almost empty trolley at the
stadium. It will fill to the brim as we
move closer to downtown. But we are
seated and can enjoy the scenery and costumes in comfort. Going home is a whole different world.
Today, at last, we move on
into some sort of normalcy. Laundry,
ironing, exercise class, Grocery shopping…I am so fat that eating out isn’t ok this
week at all. It will be in the 80’s
here, but I am getting on the road in un-AC’d Grumpy early. G will sit in air-conditioned comfort until we leave in the air-conditioned Toyota for our first Spring Round up meeting in an air conditioned
recreation center.
They say one has to go to
any lengths to keep ones sobriety.
Meetings when the temperature is over 100 and there is no AC is beyond
any length for me.
One day at a time love. We are having a two-day 85 degree break before the 95+ comes back. Ugh! City is stumbling around trying to get a cooling center set up like the warming ones we have in the winter.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry. I cannot imagine it being that hot up there.
DeleteOne day at a time for sure. The heat is oppressive here too when there isn't a breeze. It lasts such a short time however, here anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos and seems like a delightful event. Greetings!
ReplyDelete100??? Yikes! That sounds absolutely awful. I'm looking forward to seeing you both in your costumes.
ReplyDeleteI will photograph it later today. It looks good, and most importantly, it looks very comfortable.
DeleteI'm learning from you about a world I did not even know existed!
ReplyDeleteIt's a fascinating world too. I'll share more later.
DeleteLook at those buttocks! Any walking dead there?
ReplyDeleteMassiv e numbers of them...and they walk by the hundreds too.
DeleteI have heard so much about Comic Con, mainly on the Big Bang Theory, but this will be my first experience with a tour guide. Looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteThat's too much heat for my northern blood. :)
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