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27/10/01
Halloween Ideas
27/10/01 23:38Well. I wrote a nifty little entry about some ideas for halloween parties that I found today on the internet, but then livejournal ate it. It wasn't that important, so I'll leave you with the gist of the idea.
This website had a good idea:
This party is ideal for a potluck dinner. Each guest dresses up as their favorite wild animal and brings a dish of choice. For variety, ask guests to prepare a dish that reflects the local flavor of the animal's origin.
I also thought it would be fun if you tried it with monsters. Dracula bringing V8, for example. ("I do not eat...chick'n.") Like a more sophisticated version of the old "these are the dead man's eyeballs/guts/fingers" game.
This website had a good idea:
This party is ideal for a potluck dinner. Each guest dresses up as their favorite wild animal and brings a dish of choice. For variety, ask guests to prepare a dish that reflects the local flavor of the animal's origin.
I also thought it would be fun if you tried it with monsters. Dracula bringing V8, for example. ("I do not eat...chick'n.") Like a more sophisticated version of the old "these are the dead man's eyeballs/guts/fingers" game.
Yesterday's Entry
27/10/01 23:40This entry was supposed to have been put in here yesterday, but LJ has been acting up all this weekend, and I had to reinstall my digital camera software. So, here 'tis.
I finally got pictures of the campus hawk. I was walking back from lunch and saw it sitting there, perched on a light post outside Thomas Great Hall. Wild America it wasn't, but it was better than nothing.
I ran and grabbed my camera and took this picture, which I hope to enter in the campus photography contest.
![[Red-Tailed Hawk]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/d1311c207bd3/672303-14857/www.furtropolis.com/~eredien/graphics/hawk1.JPG)
It is a Red-Tailed Hawk. I should (courtesy of my 12th grade Ecology Class and Mr. Pens) be able to tell if it is female or male, but I can't. I took a few other pictures, but one is blurry and it's hard to see the hawk in the other one.
Then, I sat on a bench and did Russian while watching the hawk out of the corner of my eye. When next I looked up, it had gone. I stood up to go to class, and turned around to grab my backpack. I looked up and stepped back a pace, stood there in shock.
The hawk had been perched on the lightpole between my bench and the next, not ten feet over my head the whole time.
I tried to take another picture, but of course the hawk took off, and my camera wasn't read when it spread its wings, feathers catching the afternoon light in gold and brown, and floated off between the red and yellow maple and dark green pines in the little grove. But I'll hold that picture in my mind forever.
Fall is so beautiful.
I finally got pictures of the campus hawk. I was walking back from lunch and saw it sitting there, perched on a light post outside Thomas Great Hall. Wild America it wasn't, but it was better than nothing.
I ran and grabbed my camera and took this picture, which I hope to enter in the campus photography contest.
It is a Red-Tailed Hawk. I should (courtesy of my 12th grade Ecology Class and Mr. Pens) be able to tell if it is female or male, but I can't. I took a few other pictures, but one is blurry and it's hard to see the hawk in the other one.
Then, I sat on a bench and did Russian while watching the hawk out of the corner of my eye. When next I looked up, it had gone. I stood up to go to class, and turned around to grab my backpack. I looked up and stepped back a pace, stood there in shock.
The hawk had been perched on the lightpole between my bench and the next, not ten feet over my head the whole time.
I tried to take another picture, but of course the hawk took off, and my camera wasn't read when it spread its wings, feathers catching the afternoon light in gold and brown, and floated off between the red and yellow maple and dark green pines in the little grove. But I'll hold that picture in my mind forever.
Fall is so beautiful.
