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If the leaves are starting to turn colors and the temperature is starting to drop then you know that Halloween is not too far off. If you are deciding what to dress up as for this year consider something seasonal, like an apple or a stack of hay. Dressing like a cowboy never goes out of style. If you want to take the more traditional route you could dress up like a skeleton or something else equally as scary coming straight from the crypt. Another seasonal costume may be a character out of a newly released movie. Tom Cruise in Top Gun, or Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean are two all- time favorites. Whatever you decide make sure you have a good reason for it because you are going to be having to explain yourself quite a bit to others. You don’t want to have to tell people that you chose your costume because you couldn’t think of anything better to dress up as. That would be lame. You want to dress like a limo driver because that is who you believe yourself to be on the inside. If you let out that secret on Halloween no one would believe you anyway. If you wanted to be a banker or a baker those are great possibilities as well. It’s Halloween and anything goes.

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Question: All right, so this Halloween I'm going Trick-or-Treating with one of my best guy-friends, and we were recently passing notes in class and found out that we both really liked each other. So, yesterday he called me and invited me to go Trick-or-Treating with him. Obviously, since were older, its less about the candy and more about the being out of the house, alone, at night. I'm not sure what I should wear. Tomorrow I'm going costume shopping at the Burlington Mall, they have a new seasonal costume store, Halloween Express. I don't want to get fancy or expensive, because all he's doing is putting on Basketball clothes and being a Basket Ball Player. Heres some pictures of me: and, btw, i know that i have sneakers on my head, don't ask. http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2086765054 Ok, so Please some up with some helpful suggestions. We're coming home from school together to go Trick-or-Treating, and I'll probably have my hair up in a ...(i'll add additional details) So, I'll probably have my hair up in a ponytail, and it will be hard to me to do much with it. So i could use some simple, easy steps that will make it look nice, or even a costume that would work with it. Also, Makeup. I'm especially good at applying/art/etc. so if you have any other ides as well, i'll be glad to hear them. Thanks so much! So, I'll probably have my hair up in a ponytail, and it will be hard to me to do much with it. So i could use some simple, easy steps that will make it look nice, or even a costume that would work with it. Also, Makeup. I'm especially good at applying/art/etc. so if you have any other ides as well, i'll be glad to hear them. Thanks so much! sorry about the double details

Answer: Wear a red sweatshirt, put off-white yarn on your head, and an upside down colander as a hat. (Make sure the yarn hangs out from under the colander.) Attach some brown pom-poms (I'm not sure that is what they are called, but it is the little round fuzzy balls that you can buy in the craft department at most stores) on the yarn and on your shirt. You can go as spaghetti and meatballs! If you want, instead of the yarn, you can buy a new (clean) mop head to use for the spaghetti. This is especially good because you can take off the "hat" and you are just wearing a red shirt in case you go somewhere later where you no longer want to be in a costume.