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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 155760" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Ack! What a disaster! Looks like your difficult child had it right after all!</p><p> </p><p>Someone on that planning committee messed up.</p><p> </p><p>Our planning committee was better in that the kids went on a nice local ship for dinner and dancing, then went to AfterProm at the Y (which was decorated). But the bad part was that AfterProm ended at 3 a.m. Who came up with-THAT brilliant idea? 3????!!!!</p><p> </p><p>I know what you mean about the $500 dresses. My easy child wore her cousin's dress, a very tasteful strapless black satin gown with-a white satin band across the chest area. Her boyfriend wore a b&w tux and they matched perfectly.</p><p>Their mutal friend, who is a drama queen (she's actually the star of all their plays and plans to major in voice and drama in college) decided to splurge on a fabulous bodice-fitting, glittery gold gown with-a train. She had her nails professionally done--in gold--and wore gold jewelry and shoes. Everyone in their party had to wear something gold to complement Her Majesty.</p><p> </p><p>As soon as they got to the dance, L. stepped on her hem and ripped it, causing the sequins to fall off row by row. Apparently she didn't notice until it was about 6" off the floor. So a gay waiter, who happened to be a seamstress, saved the day, by using a lighter and melting the sequins and thread and securing a new hem.</p><p> </p><p>Sounds like a sitcom plot!!! LOL. I burst out laughing when easy child told me. She was so serious about it all but, hey, it would make a great TV show.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 155760, member: 3419"] Ack! What a disaster! Looks like your difficult child had it right after all! Someone on that planning committee messed up. Our planning committee was better in that the kids went on a nice local ship for dinner and dancing, then went to AfterProm at the Y (which was decorated). But the bad part was that AfterProm ended at 3 a.m. Who came up with-THAT brilliant idea? 3????!!!! I know what you mean about the $500 dresses. My easy child wore her cousin's dress, a very tasteful strapless black satin gown with-a white satin band across the chest area. Her boyfriend wore a b&w tux and they matched perfectly. Their mutal friend, who is a drama queen (she's actually the star of all their plays and plans to major in voice and drama in college) decided to splurge on a fabulous bodice-fitting, glittery gold gown with-a train. She had her nails professionally done--in gold--and wore gold jewelry and shoes. Everyone in their party had to wear something gold to complement Her Majesty. As soon as they got to the dance, L. stepped on her hem and ripped it, causing the sequins to fall off row by row. Apparently she didn't notice until it was about 6" off the floor. So a gay waiter, who happened to be a seamstress, saved the day, by using a lighter and melting the sequins and thread and securing a new hem. Sounds like a sitcom plot!!! LOL. I burst out laughing when easy child told me. She was so serious about it all but, hey, it would make a great TV show. [/QUOTE]
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