Make a ridiculous costume from things we own

Would there be photographs of the ridiculous costumes?

Reply to Eric Miller

Only if each person wants that. A magnificent disaster of a sleeve can remain among friends (it has suffered enough). I want the freedom to invent, not automatic permission to publish everyone.

Reply to Camila Torres

For this wish, Camila Torres: I would like to try something similar where I am. Would you mind comparing what needs adapting? For me, I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it.

Reply to Eric Miller

I would rather hear that now than discover it halfway through. I want to keep “Make a ridiculous costume from things we own” manageable for the people involved. That would be useful. We should compare the conditions instead of assuming the same arrangement works in both places.

Reply to Camila Torres

I would also like to learn about responsible adoption before making a decision. For me, I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it.

Reply to Eric Miller

I'd love to meet my adult costume-club friends for an afternoon of borrowed fabrics and outrageous silhouettes. We can each make one removable costume piece and parade at home. Permission before photos! My hat may require its own postcode.

Reply to Camila Torres

On “Make a ridiculous costume from things we own”, would you put this on LinkedIn, or would that make a small personal wish feel like a work achievement?

Reply to Eric Miller

I would share a useful lesson there only if I wanted that audience. I do not want every pleasant activity to become evidence of professional productivity. That is how I see “Make a ridiculous costume from things we own”.

Reply to Camila Torres

I think the company is the part I would keep, even if the rest changed. For my own plan, I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it. That is how I see “Make a ridiculous costume from things we own”.

Reply to Eric Miller

That helps me separate the purpose from the details. I can alter the activity without losing the reason for wanting to meet. That is how I see “Make a ridiculous costume from things we own”.