I'm just coming back from my last Halloween party. I say last, because it was the third one I had! First I was disguised as a sun for the mid-semester math association party (see posted pictures), next I had to be disguised as Waldo at my relatively new job (and of course, the cashiers were the only one disguised in the whole store), but the day went well. In the evening, I had a party with some friends at Three-Rivers where I was to be a monk warrior (last minute disguise taken from the time I used to play live Dungeon & Dragons).

It was a great evening. It ended at 4 in the morning.......after the hour setback. In fact, I had a great evening not because of the friends, the booze (punch in a pumpkin, pumpkin which of course ended its life on the street since my friend lives in an apartment on the second floor) or the nice Rockband session we had (and for the record, Rockband is still fun at 3 in the morning when most people are drunk, but the singer becomes more and more hurtful for the ears! XD), but because of the way I had to T-R.

A nice dark evening, great songs playing at CHOM (my CD didn't play at all, except during adverts), some kind of night where you don't feel the wind since its coldness force you to close the car windows, but where you know only by looking outside that it would be great to stop the car and walk a bit (which I didn't, since doing that on the freeway is kinda suicidal). And of course, the moon. Perfect for that night, beautiful, almost complete, sensual round and white moon. Weird how curves found in "nature" can be as sensual as feminine curves. Guess it's because they're both (most of the time) natural.

Oh, and Felicia Day (Penny in Dr. Horrible Sing-Along Blog) is in a Sears commercial. Weird. I can't wait for the sequel of Dr. Horrible!