My Take on Halloween

 
I can't believe I haven't blogged since August. So much has happened. I'm going to do a separate post about how AMAZING October 2015 has been. This has been the best month of my entire life. I can't remember exactly when I learned to walk but I'm sure that was pretty epic.
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I chose to be a college student at Hillman for Halloween this year. A Different World is one of my favorite shows and may possibly be the reason I went to college. I love every character and totally based my college experience off of it. We had a good time. This show hit Netflix this year and I watched all of it straight through two times. I refer to it often when there's nothing else to watch or when I'm too lazy to look for something else. I love these characters and I love Debbie Allen for what she did with them. I totally worked with her this year! Ahhh! This has been the best year of my life. 
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Down to the details of my costume. The pants are oversized hand-me-downs. I pulled them up and used a belt to give a 90s flare. I actually ordered this Hillman sweatshirt because my friend had one and I wanted to be down with the in-crowd. It had nothing to do with Halloween but it came in the mail today so I accepted it as a sign. The glasses were left at my house by another friend. So I threw them on for good measure. I was supposed to be Diana Ross but my sequins dress was too short for the cold Atlanta weather and Halloween is not worth getting sick over. I wore some riding boots under the pants. Gave my face a slight beat and the rest is in the filter. 

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​Hillman Sweatshirt
Dwayne Wayne Glasses
90s high waist pants
Boots
Black Belt

My cutie super hereos are my faux nephews that I took trick-or treating. The had a blast. 

I'll always be a Hillman student at heart. When I moved to LA to pursue acting the lyrics to the theme song always stuck in my head: Here's our chance to make it, if we focus on our goals. If you dish it we can take it. Just remember you've been told, it's a different world than where you come from. Everything about LA was different and everything about pursuing my career has been different. I learn something new every day. I'm re-inspired and driven more than over. I make a commitment to learning and growing in my different world. What did your costume mean to you?