[ feeling : ecstatic ]
[ hearing : bright eyes – down in a rabbit hole ]
I FINALLY HAVE A PROM DRESS.
My fuckin’ tits slowed me down but I have a prom dress!
Ok, a lot of drama that comes with this journey in finding a prom dress. First of all, I thought I was just going to buy one but then it seemed like I went everywhere to find a dress but found nothing that I both liked and fit me. TITS, I SAY! TITS! Fuck your implants, people!
SO, my mom says she knows a dressmaker. We go to the fabric store … buy the accents, buy the tulle to make it go poof. Then turns out, the dressmaker she knew went off to Mississippi. SO … I look for city dressmakers and the only one I find works from $225+. Erra … I paid like $20 on my fabric (Teehee, I gots the hookup), why so much? Anyways … I ask friends and even tried calling my aunt, who knows EVERYBODY, and no responses or suggestions. So there went the whole dressmaking idea.
And then Friday, I go with Pablo, Barbara, and my dad to Woodfield. Of course, I had already went there but hey, it’s a big mall so I figure I missed something.
After trying to squeeze my tits into so many dresses, we find a dress I love so much I make a special order for a size that fits me better but then my dad says my mom called to about my aunt calling about a dressmaker AND my cousin in Michigan went and bought dresses to bring to Chicago. SO … there was all this arguing about what to do. Is it still possible to cancel the dress order? Would the dressmaker be all great? Do they have better dresses in Michigan?
JEEZ. This is why I should’ve been a dude. Tux. Maybe a bowtie or other accents here and there. You’re done.
I can’t believe how long this entry ended up and it was all about my dress. But anyways … We called the Jessica McClintock shop and asked about canceling and/or possibly holding onto the dress until we made our final decision. Surprisingly, with they’re absurd return policy, they were nice about it. And I go to work. Afterwards, I go to this dandy dressmaker.
Sorry Pablo & Barbara for wasting your time but I ended up taking the dressmaker option. I had my heart set on my dress design. Plus, it saved me about $50 and the fear of walking into the Sears tower in someone else’s dress. But I really do appreciate you guys being there. Heart to the max you guys.
I’LL MAKE IT UP TO YOUSE GUYS!
I’LL BRING Y’ALL FOOD! FOOD.
I don’t know if that’ll fly with Pablo.
He wimped out on that root beer float.
I love you Pablo, but it was happiness in a glass!
How the heck do you deny something like that?
yay! im glad to hear you found a prom dress, yea, i have friends who are goin thro the dilemma of finding one. i hate havin to shop for those kinda things, it can be quite agitating. hmph hehe
well i hope you have a fabulous week diona!
yours truly, caitlin
-caitlin- 25 April, 06:01 AM #
-barbsness- 25 April, 09:24 PM #
-pablo- 26 April, 03:03 AM #