Families:
Not just did we saw a lot of couples but there were various families who came and come to Sakura-con. This tiny Robin would let you hug her,

Here we are on the way to the Dazzle concert and there was a family that had dressed up as characters from Princess Tutu
the anime is a ballet over the top with sugar shojo anime (you know, the ones where your dance of joy draws the evil out of the bad people so that they can change can become your friends!). The little Ballet Princess sure is a cutie though.While this family danced at the Forever Waltz Masque Ball, the mom in cat ears and the kids in animal costumes with tails, and they were having fun, whiskers drawn on their face leaping around, literally.

Here in the exhibitors hall, I met a mother and her daughter, as you can see, a difference in style for costume, but something done together.
Sakura-con requires an parent/guardian present at ALL times up to teenage when a parent/guardian must be in the building. Leaving the second concert (High and Mighty Colour), we came past a room of haggered looking parents whose teenage girls were screaming over the singer in the main concert stage. Until the teens left, the parents were drinking coffee and bemoaning kids who like Japan culture. As one girl said, “Once I turned 18, my mom said, ‘That’s it, I’m free, you can go on your own now!’”Villains and game play:
There was a whole section of the convention center for full time game play including guitar hero (accompanied by a band) and Dance Dance revolution, where the better playing would be projected onto the big screen on the wall overhead for the couple hundred viewers. MTV was there doing casting for a reality show for teens who wanted ‘live a dream’ with a one month intensive coach, plus Microsoft was beta testing a new game platform. That really wasn’t our thing, but there were plenty of cosplaying villains, heroes, game characters and troopers. Indeed there were SO many characters in police, trooper, and other badge on shoulder costumes it became unclear if police were there, I asked one person who said, “Oh, the REAL police will let us know they are police…..I think.”
Of course Darth Vader is a popular Villain and is here getting defeated by a group of warriors from a role playing game.
Previously he had been killed by a group of Sailor Scouts. I am wondering what it is like to cosplay only to be attacked and die many times a day?The question is, after a day of creating mutated monsters and cleaning up secret operations, how DOES an Umbrella Corporation operative catch a cab home?
The Umbrella Corporation is the ‘Bad’ organization from the games and now movies of Resident Evil. The Umbrella Cop makes Zombies, no matter what they try to make…ends up as Zombies. Shame that.Here we have The Dark Knight, Batman facing off against Superman ala the graphic novel, the Dark Knight.
During the scripted Cosplay Chess as told to us by Jen, who shared the disabled parking stall next to us (pic of her later), the King of one side was The Dark Knight and the other King was our favorite disreputable character, Jack Sparrow!
She said when one chess piece took another they would battle it out in scripted moves, like movie fighting before one conquered the other. Sounds interesting, I should try to see it, next year?Now even our game characters need down time, but things to remember when doing a dance with Master Chief from Halo:
get him to leave the frag grenades at home, also remind him that while he has an enhanced ecto-skeleton, you do not so please don’t step on/crush your foot.Of course, once you ARE a character from a various game quest, and have to walk back to your hotel, do you stay in character or not?
There were so many people in costume that the local population was having difficulty figuring out what was up. A request was forwarded to my computer from Sakura-con about how many people could not tell which were real weapons or not and how the Seattle Police Department had asked Con visitors to put away weapons when away from the Con area. So, please remember to put away your RPG, lightsaber, or other weapons while going back to the hotel for donuts.Cheryl, Linda and I:
Well, by day two I was looking rather tired,
I had not slept for more than 7 hours a day in over a week and skipped a few naps by keeping my heart going with coke (the soft drink, I tell ya, I was missing my medicinal M. down in the states!). So here I look on the morning of day 2 after bathroom duty.I was off to get my kimono fitted at the workshop and so got a nice Hello Kitty tattoo on my neck for when I put my hair up.

At the Kimono Workshop there were professional kimono assistants to help people try on Kimono’s, of which there were many, from the ‘child’s Kimono’ with a soft obi and bow, to the harder obi but long sleeves of a young woman (march 5th is Girl’s Day in Japan – a big day for dressing up in Kimono’s). This Kimono is used for all festivals and occasions up to ‘coming of age’ day,
which is the day when you get your name moved out of your family registry at 21 and the government starts your OWN name registry, meaning you are now an adult, you can adopt (have another added to your name registry), marry and do the other acts which change the history of your registry. Also there were marriage and ceremonial kimonos. The workers were very surprised that I had my own kimono from Japan and were very happy to fit me, with the obi and ties. In Japan, due to the need for the bow on the back of the obi, there are stores you can go to or stalls at festivals for having kimono’s tied for you. A recent manga has been translated about a girl who works in one of these stores (also a yaoi manga about a department store that sells kimono’s for those who like men in the men’s kimono’s). I got my Kimono tied and then Indy and I were off, to go to the sales expo
(I had missed the Kendo) and another signing, then on to the two concerts of Dazzle Vision and High and Mighty Colour before the AMV contest winners show (you know, more than I do in two weeks normally).Linda that morning had dressed up as a Cat Girl
in her corset and leather pants from Torrid, they were a BIG HIT for me. She also had cat ears and Cheryl and I both complained that she just didn’t seem the same without her cat ears when she took them off that night. The previous day you will remember she was wearing her knee high boots, her pirate queen outfit and looking seductively from the elevator.
The white rabbit plushie was the official plushie of Sakura-Con that year and had sold out by the end of the second day. I don’t know the total number but the count was huge, over the 16,000 of last year, and probably far over 20,000 people as most vendors were sold out, the concerts held thousands, the AMV showings held hundreds.Cheryl had arrived as Porco Rosso from the Ghibli Film of the same name and was recognized immediately and had many, many people ask to take her picture. She chose not just a character she liked but one which suited her. For example, a lot of her body movements and gestures like the hands on the hips, are also ones of Porco Rosso from the film.
And here is the proof, that Cheryl did a Waltz out on the dance floor. Here I am, coming out of a spin with an arm high extension before we continue our dancing.
It would be a waste of a good tuxedo not to dance.Dazzle Vision is not only the number 1 pre-sale in the HMV charts but also number 2 on the Tower Records and a BIG hit band. The main singer is listed as singing lolita style melodies combined with Death Metal. That just doesn’t seem to be possible as she starts out with her very nice, “Thank you very, very much to be here, I would like to know all of you and thank you.” And then starts, in her pink lolita dress to sing, only to suddenly switch over to a screaming death voice which rips the vocal cords apart, and then switches back again. Here is an 8 second video which you can hear her doing it, and changing stances too.
It is like watching a split personality as in her Lolita singing she literally ‘skips’ in large skipping around the stage in ultra-femme, the goes into thrasher style death metal screaming, with hair flinging as shown here.
I called her ‘The screaming girl’ the rest of the time and everyone knew who I meant, but it was like watching someone catch on fire and then have it go out again: mesmerizing and I don’t know HOW she goes from death metal to high melodic singing and back again dozens and dozens of times.After the concert, we bailed on High and Mighty Colour, met up with someone from the internet who had come to meet us and went to see the ‘best of’ for the last 10 years of AMV’s for Sakura-con. Here they are,
with me still in Indy (thankfully since the bass during Dazzle about knocked me out) watching AMV’s.We started out with a Dark Knight trailer which had been remixed from Death Note, there is only a beta version on youtube, but watching it was amazing,particularly as the rating was ‘Otaku rated’ and then ‘What one man can do with unlimited hours in his basement’. Good stuff.
It started at the year 2000 and I was hoping for more…well, shojo or girls manga, but it was clear that the judges were all 40 year old guys when a Transformers AMV won EVERY other year! Plus lots of Samurai X and other older classics. There was an early one on Porco Rosso which had been done with two VCR’s in 1999.
Every couple there would be a really good one and it is quite different being in an audience of hundreds, watching on the big screen anime music videos which make fun of classic shows. There was an ‘Audition’ which had the evil God from Death Note singing Mahnama-na from the Muppet show, (“Cut! What’s Next!”) Next was Sailor Moon doing an Aria from Carmen. Like the Gong Show, she lasted only a few seconds before the next act was hustled in. AHHH, another Transformers! Only I burst out laughing when they started sing Y.M.C.A. with transformers combined to make the characters.
Here is another AMV, which is a favorite of Linda, Cheryl and I, it has not only the longest song title ever in AMV history,my favorite part (laugh out loud is ‘Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha.’ – you will have to watch to figure out what I mean).
The trailers were the best parts for me, including The Chronicles of Ghibli (ala Narnia) and this one, which is a retake of Gladiators I NEVER would have thought of, ever,and a tribute for all those parents out there with 6-10 year old boys.
On the first day, Linda took this picture of me, while I was shopping, which seems to have been a deliberate attempt to go for a panty shot.
Who would have known Linda was one of THOSE, let’s make sure she doesn’t have any cell phones on her while going up the escalators! Actually we did go later to Victoria Secret and get night shirts and scanty panties (woo hoo more confusion to the care workers!).Yaoi, Yuri, Girls in Uniform and Cross-Play:
There were dozens to hundreds of cross dressed guys, many doing it very well, as well as cross dressed girls, or better yet, girls in uniforms! Also Yaoi couples (sometimes played by two girls) of two guys, and Yuri couples. For example here we have a Yuri/girl-girl couple
only the girl in the pink dress is cosplaying Sebastian, a boy who is cross dressed in a yaoi/boy love themed series. Ah yes, welcome to Cosplay!Day one, I hit the Media Blaster table looking for Maka Maka (sold out!) a lesbian manga, and talked to the translator who recognized me from last year and gave me a really good deal on some of the new books!
Good things I went the first day as on day three, the manga was down to a few books and large sections of the table were empty.The Yummy of the Ball was the Yaoi two male couple where one was dressed as a gothic lolita girl with skirt and underskirt, high socks with lace and long pony tail.
Not only that, they were great dancers,
and somehow, we kept seeming to be near them while dancing. Odd that.On the other side of the dance was another two guy yaoi couple where one was in suit and the other was wearing a kimono, the long sleeves indicate a girl before the coming of age day.
The only disappointment was that the kimono wearer had a mask with a very long nose, which is one way to keep your distance in dancing, to be sure, but where are the intimate cuddles!The big hit from last year in shojo was K-On!, loosely based on the hit movie, Linda Linda Linda (which I blogged about before). It is about 4 girls who practice after school for a band, which plays songs written by a band member. Oddly, the member is obsessed with stationary so the songs are ‘You are the stapler in my A4 binder’ and other love songs. The best cosplayed K-On! Member was this guy.
K-On! was so popular it created a whole comiket section of artists creating art from the show, much like the Tohou project (also, the best dressed cosplay members from Tohou were a group of Japanese males).There were several buses of Japanese Con visitors who had come from Japan, the chance to see Dazzle, Ito and Trigun: the Movie early must have been a draw. The person behind me in line had their body pillow of Ito’s art to sign (the body pillows start about $100).
In the Sellers area, this woman who I THINK is the sexy heroine from the Yuri Anime, Strawberry Panic, walked by. But then again, a woman in a riding uniform with a whip, do you NEED to know what the series is, not me, I can just enjoy!

Here are three females in uniform from the slice of life, shojo anime hit that just finished in Japan, So.Ra.No.Wo.To.
In the anime five girls in uniform, hold military post as the tower maidens on the edge of no man’s land, after a long forgotten war. They live in a building which has a classroom, but for these 12 and 14 year olds, along with an 16 and 19 year old, the idea of having children sit around, or that many children to just learn is hard to imagine. It is a fun, exploring type of show and here are three great cosplayers from it.Lolita Cat Girls, Lolita Girls and Goth girls
Well, is any day complete without a Lolita cat girl? Not for me!
Thankfully I found one and got her picture in the sellers hall.Technically I think this might be a fox girl and I am sure they are from some show, but since they spoke Japanese I didn’t find out what it was.
Alas. But then, there are lots and lots of people wearing costumes from games, or shows that you may not have heard of or remembered. I ran into a group of eight or nine girls who had dressed as the Villains of Sailor Moon. Okay, nothing obscure there!This goth baroque vampire girl makes me understand the sexual attraction of vampires
FAR more than a shiny one from Twilight. And she was the one who clued me in on the caps for teeth. They were too cute, even while talking, though hard to explain if you show up on Monday/Tuesday as a manager with fangs, literally!Upstairs we ran into Jen, who had just paid $50 to get her fangs done.
They take a while as they are done with real dental tools and shaped for your teeth but should last up to five years – a good investment for those who want an immediate lisp.
Jen had a clot in her heart, which by the time the hospital opened her up to operate on her heart (you can see the scar on her chest), the clots had gone into three pieces, one to each of her legs and one to her brain paralyzing her left side. She is back to walking now, with braces on her legs. We noticed that the US uses a lot of braces for legs and backs, as Nene Thomas’ sister had a back problem of fused vertebrae, and used a brace. Why Canada doesn’t use orthotics as much as the USA which seems to have a policy of getting people mobile. There was a wheelchair user who worked at the convention center and had a pelivic shift crush her nerve bundle, she also had leg braces in order to be able to use the back of her chair as a walker (which it was set up to do). We also ran into two people who had fold up, or break down scooters, including a three piece scooter, no piece over 20 pounds, that goes 16 miles on a battery charge and is from Isreal. Wow, that makes Indy seem like a huge power drain.But it was Lily who definitely wins the ‘incorporating your disability into ‘cool’’ award for her goth presentation.
Lily has a $350 corset to help support her back and the two canes, these are her ‘goth’ ones along with the white hair (it is usually pink and the canes have flames) as she had hip dislocation and EDS III or EDS VII (she is being re-tested now). Her hip sockets are too shallow for her hips to slide into so she needs to canes and braces to ambulate. But she makes it look cool, really goth cool. We talked about how corsets are so helpful for wheelchair as well as back issue uses, as they help a person to sit up as well as stop things sliding. Lily had blinged up her eyepatch with a vampire bat as well as some steampunk baroque additions.
I am in awe.Here are two visiting Goth lolita with slight punk aspects.
Ahh, the lovely variations within lolita. Another goth lolita with cat ears and I talked outfits
and we had a lot of the same suppliers, as this year Tripp NYC from hot topic did not just corsets, but whole dresses as well, for those who have the height and body to fit them. Plushies as an add-on to the goth look is always a plus, even with the sweet lolita yaoi boy who was a furry, wearing long furry shorts and a long tail, running around in hit white furry halter top and four plushies (literally running around, that is why I don’t have a picture).There is also this cosplay in cape and gloves from the anime Ergo Proxy (good, cyber punk).
The outfit would have worked for Carnival in Venice too (New Orleans as well, I am thinking). And, for outfits which make it REALLY hard to take a cab, here is this cosplay character with wings
(???? Sorry, don’t know it).I would like to say that was all, but since I took almost 1,000 pictures, this is actually the best of the best. I hope that gives you a taste of Sakura-con, thanks for all the help and support and for meeting all the great people at the Con. Please feel free to comment and I will add what info I have.



21 comments:
Wow. Just wow. Looks like you three had a good time. I agree with you about Linda in leather!
I hope you can recover soon from the trip.
Love and zen hugs,
Neil
Wow - that's amazing! The pictures are great, and it definitely gives a taste of what you got to see.
Thank you for taking the time to post this!
Looks like it would be fun to go for the costumes alone--I guess many people must make the elaborate costumes on their own?--the wings on both this post and the last one are beautiful. People really show a lot of creativity.
Glad you got to wear your lovely kimono all day.
Do they have Japanese food at the convention? (I've been craving Japanese food a lot lately, lol, need to find some recipes we can make--maybe our own veg sushi even.)
That was awesome - I almost feel like I was there!
Glad you had a good time. Love the kimono shot and Lily? I bow before her...
I loved you sharing the photos! Thank you :) So good to get a little insight and to see so many fabulously dresed folks!
Ohhhh, so hard to pick the best, but: Lily, who made me a little afraid,, and that last character with the big blue wings, who just made me envious. Best ever.
You cut a fine figure on the dance floor, and Linda and Cheryl both looked amazing. Actually, Linda looked HOT (I say that in a very respectful way, *grin*) and Cheryl looked CLASSY (I got the Porco Rosso part right away). Nice shot of you shopping, Linda just captured you looking happy and that's great.
Glad everyone is home safe and sound. Have fun looking through all your loot and enjoying your memories!
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I love the Hello Kitty Tattoo. And Linda's costumes do look hot. Cheryl, I like your style too--very classy.
Lily, yes--I'd like to look that strong with my disability. In the close-up, I'm reading pain in her expression (maybe I'm wrong), but she does look strong.
Wish I could go! Coupla power chair users zooming around, yes...
I was really glad to meet all of you at the con! Thanks for taking the time to chat with me. I only wish I'd had more time to stay before heading back to Portland. You are highly excellent. :-)
I think the thing that I like most about cons are the costume shows. There's the Masquerade, sometimes a Ballroom, and always ALWAYS the conventioneers!
I'm glad the three of you had fun.
I had an excellent time at Sakura Con! It was so fun and we saw so many amazing cosplayers! I am still tired but it is the good kind of tired where the experience makes the fatigue and the pain totally worth it. I thought the tiny Robin girl was great and very into her poses. It was great seeing so many families enjoying the con together.
The ladies at the kimono workshop sure enjoyed chatting with you about Japan. The lady in charge was quite taken with the fact that you had your own yukata. You looked great in your kimono as you glided along in Indy.
Linda makes a very hot pirate queen and an even hotter cat girl. The two of your are such a great couple and looked so good together on the dance floor. Getting into the dressing up spirit was great fun and I had a blast being Porco Rosso. It is fun being chased down so people can get your photo as you cosplay. It was also fun breaking out the corset one day and providing a tuxedoed escort to you and Linda for the dance.
I am still in some shock from the Dazzle concert. This sweet lolita came out on stage and skipped around singing in her pink dress and then all of a sudden it was the demon possession from the exorcist. I kept expecting her to levitate or for her head to spin around. It was freaky. The AMV’s were fun to watch.
Ah, the shopping, the wonderful shopping, the finding of manga treasure at a discount. It was great!
I totally loved the cross-dressed cosplayers and it was great seeing so many same sex couples. With so many lesbians around it was a pity the lesbian speed dating was such a bust. Happily there was so much female beauty to see that I was easily able to ignore the less happy moments. Lily was absolutely gorgeous and great to talk to. It was really fun running into so many PWD’s and talking to them.
I have this ball of happiness about Sakura Con and seeing the pictures lets me take it out and play with it again.
Neil: We did have a good time. We only made it to a 1/3rd of the events we wanted to but with disabilities we had to follow the body's limits and though tired, I am glad we saw all the people and things we did. Last year I saw only 1 event, this year I went to two concerts, a ball, two autograph signings, the best of 10 years of AMV's and talked to dozens of people as well as went through the sellers hall, plus went to the kimono workshop - that is a big difference (tiring too).
Wendryn: I have some videos of the days which don't fit in here. This is 39 pictures and 4 videos to give a taste of what you would see and a few of the events at the Con. I recommend for the price of advance purchase that people go as it really is a place where you can be who you want to be, and had several great people with impairments - in fact we met the event organizer who uses a cane due to an impairment.
Frida: Thanks for reading and writing so much, I know it was 3,500 words which is a bunch but I tried to space it out with pictures. Some used parts of bought items, some made the whole costume themselves some bought them from shops, some are wearing things they made with friends or parts they bought from a dozen different shops.
There is a sushi bar across the street, the convention hall does not allow for seperate cooking facilities, so they don't have a lot of Japanese food but across the street and in the convention center are many food places.
I was glad to wear the Kimono as well, and striped down to bra and panties to do it, just like they said for a yukata (also good for the heat intolerance!).
Linda really liked that Hello Kitty Tattoo as well!
It was the end of the day and she had to get up from sitting so it might have been pain but Lily was very friendly and she knew what marfans was and connective tissue disorders, and also she had a demonia backpack coffin (bigger than mine) on her back. She had on a white contact under the patch to make the eye look blind, and the patch, she started with a basic black and built it up from there. Really impressive.
RachelCreative: I don't think they have these in the UK, do they. There was however several people cosplaying Dr. Who, including someone I am showing in the next post (as the 4th Dr. Who) and we talked about Dalaks a lot.
Lorna, Bob and Liam: Lila has a very regal look (I am curious how she looks with the pink hair?). Her friend was with her, who also used full arm purple body incline crutches. I am not sure if I have a picture of her.
There is some video of me dancing and some other pictures of Linda and I dancing - the waltz's were very magestic and we did the basic waltz with open butterfly variations and then a walk-around and spin finish. It was very romantic. Linda was very HOT! And Cheryl looked dapper in her suspender and tux, the cane only added to it. She really did get into it on the dance floor (probably why she is so tired!).
I barely made it to all the vendors, there was so much to see, from the $3 manga clearouts to seeing all the vendors I had talked to, or had relationships through the internet already. It was cool. There were people who were waiting for me from having learned what I liked from last year. Media Blaster was very good to me and I hope they do well.
I am sad you missed it as I think you would have all enjoyed it - one guy dressed as one of the pirates from Porco Rosso and he and Cheryl met and had pictures taken together.
A.J.: I wish I had more time and had been in better health since I think I wasted some time being all floppy. alas. Thanks. It was great to meet you.
Raccoon: I liked that they had the Ball early in the evening so the children could be there, the whole families, and also I did things like lesbian speed dating (which somehow turned into a lesbian round table discussion). The freedom that so many people had to simply BE, or dress as they wanted to, was the best part for me. I haven't for a long time been somewhere that so many people were happy to be there, were glad to approached for talking, for photos, were happy just to hang, and did not feel excluded.
I would be interested in seeing some other cons - there was a guy who had a steampunk pack and gadgets about him, saw him but didn't get a picture. Wonder if people dress as authors or characters in book cons as much? Cos-play and cross play was a big part. I think for both males and females it was a multi-day safe space to be the person/gender/represenation they wanted to be. Yaoi cosplaying is not the same as being gay, as Linda said, it could be two straight guys cosplaying a yaoi couple, or in several cases two girls, or as we met and talked to, a gay guy cosplaying a lesbian anime character. This was a place where a teen dressing up as the school girl they want to be, or just enjoy dressing up as gets them positive attention and compliments, instead of negative, while girls were dressed both so scantily that even I boggled (skirts too short to cover panties, outfits where tape barely held scraps to breasts), and in military uniforms, in regal, in everything up to wedding dresses, as traditionally feminine, or to BE a favorite male character from a movie/anime/series/game and vice versa. No one laughed, no one thought them odd, tails and ears were everywhere including an entire Totoro (must have been hot in there) and other animals. Just 'was' including the people cosplaying Jesus with crosses, going around getting pictures taken (Jesus celebrity hound?)
Cheryl: you know I am so envious of your shopping and ability to find the bargains - I think you ended up with more than me in manga, and that is saying something! But when we bought together, we could get good discounts. I think there will be lots of trading back and forth across the straits.
I am glad we went to everything, whether it was good or bad, it was something, and something is different than going to work or being depressed or being in a room with noise around (we arrived home and they were working, even though Monday is a holiday in Canada - had to wait to nap). I would like to say I will remember it all but maybe with the notes I made and the pictures I will remember something and I am glad we did all those things together. I am glad you met the pirate from Porco Rosso. I am glad we went to the concert which was surreal but also pretty good.
SO many same sex couples and families mixing together, a vision of a world or a North America I would like to see (and more cat ears and fangs for girls and cute gay boys with plushies). Glad to be able to share it with friends. Have the post Sakura-con regrets but I know I pushed my body to the limit and beyond every day - so what I didn't get to (the Dark Horse panel, I could have asked about Ghosttalker Daydream book 4 or the rest of the Pop wonderland series!, and the Yaoi panel, much less the Cosplay Chess, the Lolita fashion show....), I regret but I have the 'next year...' hope. But I wouldn't buy the ticket until Next March! Have a cough that has started, I hope it doesn't mean illness or worse, lung filling. But no regrets!
Dear Beth,
so glad you had such a fun time at Sakura Con!. I must go back to reading to catch up on your adventures. Love all the costumes. You, Linda & cheryl look great in your Con outfits. hope you can rest & get some good sleep noe that you're home.
Dennis went to visit his Mom over the weekend & my sister Charleen came to stay with me. I am still recovering from her visit (just talking & movie watching, fun, but tiring). finally got my IVIG last week - 12 days late (thanks to insurance co.) and at a reduced dose (thanks to new immunologist). so I'm battling a respiratory infection. I'll e-mail you when I'm doing better.
Sharon
Okay, I admit it, Beth: all THREE of you were looking veryvery Hot.
You in your kimono and chair look wonderful; Lily's look suits her perfectly.
There's a way of making vampire fangs with false fingernails. You file them VERY carefully, to be certain that you (or the wearer) won't puncture or damage anything when the mouth is closed; then you paint them with a spray acrylic to match the natural tooth colour, clear coat to protect the paint and the wearer from each other, and hold them in place with temporary dental adhesive.
I saw the tooth idea in a magazine about makeup and special effects for movies. The author needed vampire teeth on a terrible, bad show called Baywatch Nights; and there was zero dollars for vampire effects.
And that was longer than I meant it to be. Time for me to go trundling off to work.
Love and zen hugs!
Neil
Great pictures! That little Robin girl is BEYOND adorable!
I actually have one of those scooters from Israel but they don't go 17 miles on a battery. I get more like 3-4 miles. It is great, though, and folds up to the size of rolling luggage to fit into the trunk of a car. Here's a picture of me on my scooter on Sunday at Anime Boston (also wrangling my service dog, Max, and service dog in training, Sunnie.)
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a382/magicatt/Anime%20Boston%202010/DSCN2161.jpg
Beth! Linda! Sorry I've been so nonexistent for so long! My life suddenly became very, very busy, and I think it just got even busier. You both look gorgeous in the Sakura Con photos! I got the most recent postcard, and it seriously touches my heart that you still think of me. I make a point to think of you, too, and I need that more than ever right now, so THANK YOU! For all that you are and all that you do!
Sasha
Great pics! It looks like tons of fun!
Oh man, those are awesome photos.
Just thought I should mention that cosplay chess is REALLY fun, and Adult Cosplay chess is even funner, so you should check those out next year. Personally my favourite thing about Sakura Con is the skits. :)
LOL I don't see my picture I was a school girl cat. lol
See you this year 2011
I'll be lee from d grayman and yuna from FFX oh and some random anime chick lol
his name is CIEL!! not sebastian ):
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