Masquerade,
Paper faces on parade,Masquerade!
Hide your face so the world will never find you.
Ahh, a masquerade ball. I always wanted to go to one of those, and last night my dream was fulfilled. Sort of.
It was the theme for our Valentine's day banquet, and let me say that it was really well done, in a school dance sort of way. There was red carpet (only a few meters of it), a clown for entertainment during dinner (my elementary school's old vice principal on a unicycle), karaoke (only country songs and High School Musical), and food (which not many people ate.) However, these things made it all the more enjoyable, as we were able to laugh hilariously when people attempted to sing country karaoke, ate the chocolates that were thrown to us from the unicycle, and gazed with suspicion on the large screen showing an unusual visualizer during the dancing part (buildings getting knocked down and such. Odd.).
I wore my mask practically the entire night, even after others took theirs off.
Tiffy the Pink Fluffy Yellow Llama came from a long and complicated joke made up way back in elementary school by my friend Richard. It had something to do with a strange writing assignment from our incredible english teacher. And yes, it is possible to be a pink llama and a yellow llama at the same time. Just don't ask me how.
1 comment:
Ahaha, yea I've never been to one either. Some people had no masks and other people had amazing masks. So it was interesting to see. Totally wish we had more events like that at Durham. Your mask was epic!
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