Tu bought a child's Hanna Montana wig to use for his Fred costume. There had to be some cut and styling before it could be complete.


















That Tu, he's so hot right now.





Tramanh's Daphne wig just, you know, sitting by the night stand.





Tu decided to take over the clipping requirements and had me sit down to model.





Putting on the finishing touches










As for me, I went as, of course, Shaggy.





WHHHHHYYYYYYYY





Mine was also the laziest costume ever in existence, as befits his personality. Tramanh graciously bought me an (ugh) American Apparel deep v-neck. Tu lent me his brown fancy pants.





Oh yeah, and Tramanh styled my hair to be more Shaggy-like. It was my first time ever getting my hair straightened. This consisted of three phases. Phase 1: Blow Dry. Sweat. Phase 2: Straighten. Sweat. Phase 3: Style. Sweat some more. I swear, I am the sweatiest person alive outside of those people who actually have hyperhydrosis.





Shaggy slouchy time.





Tramanh's Daphne costume was pretty impressive, considering I have no idea where you get clothes like Daphne.





Uno went as Scooby Doo. But really, he was just being Uno.





The finished costumes.









The girls.





Setting up.





We tried to pose like this, the reference photo.





When googling, google pointed out a page where someone had written "SCOBBY DOO", thus a running joke was born.





The Halloween party.



 

The landlords.





WHHHHHYYYYYYYY

This is what the McDonald's Angus Third Pounder looks like under some nice studio lighting and not in real life. It tastes pretty good for a $4 fast food burger, but nowhere near as good as burger joints.





Maggi is the lifeblood of this household.





But it is not soy sauce. You don't use this during dim sum to douse your dumplings in. That's like saying Worcestershire sauce is soy sauce. It's not, okay?










I bought this barrel of wine for Tramanh's birthday because, well, c'mon, it's a barrel of wine.





Its now-empty carcass serves to hold Tu's change. Someone told me that guys don't carry around change- is that true? I find it most rewarding to pay for a purchase in exact change that leaves no additional change in my pockets, which is pretty rare. The next best thing is paying with sufficient change to get quarters back. It also makes me do math in my head a lot. My brain age is 10.

At the ceremony.





Yen went to elementary school right across the street from the church.





Jeannie being all bridesmaidy





Melissa trying not to laugh. She's always yelling at me all "STOP MAKING ME LAUGH", but no dice. I will NEVER STOP.





















I've lived with these two for 2 years and I think I've only seen them kiss once. This wedding was the most pda I've ever seen from these two. Awesome.

























Then, the post-agenda activities begin...













Poor Roz, Aggies are a strange bunch.





















Pretty much the end of the night.

A pretty calm dog- very well-natured and docile.





Watching her reflection.





Or maybe the reflection of the creepy guy with the camera.

























Getting the last of her shots.





Pepper trying to steal her food.