Wild and crazy sober Halloween

My dream of being a living Barbie doll was realized Friday night for Halloween. After weeks of looking for quad roller skates, and some last minute costuming, I was ready to greet my public as Roller Derby Barbie.

Because I was on wheels the whole night, I volunteered to be the DD*. Honestly, I just don’t think I could have stayed upright and gotten drunk at the same time. Plus, it’s just really fun to be snarky towards drunk people on Halloween. Hella fun actually.

Sarah's Unite: Hockey Mom, VPILF, Miss Wasilla 1984
Most of the reaction to my costume was: 1) surprised, 2) awed, and 3) lewd. About 98% of the guys immediately thought that I was Heather Graham’s character from Boogie Nights. No. I was not Roller Girl. (And, no, I don’t think that “heeeeeey Roller Girl!” is a good pick up line.) Did she wear a roller derby shirt and knee/elbow pads? I think not. Plus Barbie is a classy lady. Not like that slut that Ms. Graham played.
My favorite costume by far was J’s friend B, who came as Kipp from Napoleon Dynamite.


*I took shoes to wear while walking and driving. I’m crazy, not insane.

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