I am really anticipating going to California for a week during Spring Break. My Father lives in Anaheim, and his invitation is thrilling. I am secretly nervous not knowing what kind of world is out of my Kentucky home. I wonder what type of people I will encounter on the streets. Will they be all dressed up in themed apparel, rugged tattered clothes, or even in a Hollywood Style. The possibilities are endless in my mind. I have never been on a plane before either, so I also wonder what the flight attendants are like, and if the peanuts are safe to eat. Not to mention, gosh forbid the plane were to malfunction.
My Father is a Stunt man, so I will get to go on set for movies. Maybe, I can meet someone famous, perhaps the Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's a long shot, but anything is bound to happen. Our next stop will be to Disney Land. I know it's typically for little children, but I believe I am as giddy to meet Mickey and all of his friends, as a 10 year old would be. As silly as it seems I want to go to the princess's castle as well.
I've never even been to the beach, or seen the ocean. I've heard it's phenomenal and you can see for miles, I'm looking forward to that, as well as the surfers and beach babes. Since the weather is so much nicer than our 4 seasons, I can finally wear my sexy sailor costume while I go out on the boat. Hopefully, people don't see me as another tourist and shun me, otherwise take me to paint the town for a night I'll never forget.
The Saturday before I leave to come back home to the bluegrass, we are attending a hot movie party. I have been debating on weather to bring a costume to dress up, or go casual. I could always get the experience of the fast life, and go shopping in the stores around the area. I usually do all of my shopping on line, but I believe that it will be a good time.
As my mind keeps wondering to all of the possible opportunities I may come across, I just get even more excited. I hope to gain respect for the faster life, and have lots of memories and stories to share.
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I've been in the costume business for nearly 10 years now. I enjoy dressing up and also helping others dress up. To me it's an escape -- an indulgence.
