last month, like i always do, i came up with a grand photo shoot idea.
dirty eves, i exclaimed. it's perfect! we can dress in leaves, go out to the garden and do a garden of eden shoot!
of course, sister c totally fell for it.
we spent hours on our look.
strapless bras, skimpy panties, both which we plastered with sticky green bean leaves so it looked as if we wore nothing but leaves.
monstrous lioness hair. crimped, ironed, ratted, and hairsprayed to the max.
deep goddess green eyeshadow lining our eyes and strike it rich gold highlighting our brow bones.
bronze dark lipstick. potent blush on cheeks.
finally, we were picture perfect.
i brought out a rihanna cd to blast from the stereo in the garage, and we headed out to the garden.
as we got to the entrance, sister c stopped and asked
did mother k and scary gary lock the gate?
of course they did, i replied.
i never thought otherwise. they always did when the left.
i kicked off my garden clogs in the pathway, and we kicked off the garden of eden shoot.
we hid in the gargantuan tomato bushes, peeked through the viny green beans, and layed amongst the spreading cucumbers. we were having a ball.
give me fairy pose!
give me goddess pose!
give me sports illustrated pose!
what's that noise?
we froze. a low rumbling could be heard. helicopters? thunder?
ups man?
shocked, we turned to the roaring source.
it turned out, the gate was not locked.
we stared, openmouthed, as the big brown box sped up the driveway.
we threw each other an outraged glance and together, in perfect synchronicity, we dived under the nearby fig tree. praying its voluptuous leaves would cover our bareness. we stifled shrieks as the big brown box came to a noisless halt.
we flattened ourselves even more into the dirt.
sister c, in the position to spy, gave me a play by play as i lay there stiff.
"he got out. he's walking towards the door. he's going around to the back where the pool is! we could have been skinny dipping! uh oh, he's coming towards the garden! he stopped! whew... he's leaving!"
we breathed sighs of heavenly relief.
we got up, brushed ourselves off, and began to walk to the garden door. only to observe it's wide open welcomeness, and the scene of my garden clogs footless in the visible path, looking as if they had been thrown off in haste.
we agreed. we were dang lucky dirty evies.
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POOR UPSman! wish I could've been a little birdie in the sky, watching!!
p.s.
i want the poop on the wedding! the REAL story!
hmm did you know the slogan for UPS is "What Can Brown Do For You"?
luckily brown (dirt and leaves) was serving as camouflage for two wayward fairies- hee hee
although...
if he looked as sexy as the science guy- who knows?
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