I’ve just finished dressing to go out to the movies and dinner. Just exactly what does one wear to a showing of a Star Trek movie? ;) No, no Spock ears or anything like that, although I am pretty sure there will be at least a few people there dressed in Roddenberry-esque attire. I settled on a casual spring dress, stockings, and heels. A little too dressy for a rush hour movie but just right for dinner.
There’s something about dressing up just a bit that makes me feel really good. Evil Cowgirl good, really ;) I think that I will surely have to do something just a wee bit wicked while I am out. All I have to do is select my victim…
If you are properly attentive, later tonight I may share what happened.
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I’m very glad you’re going out and having some fun, but I fear for the safety of the other movie goers if you unleash upon them too much “Evil Cowgirl”. You say that you won’t go in Trek costume, yet I am reminded of the Deltans who never wore any special clothing and were physically indistinguishable from humans. From Memory-Alpha Star Trek Wiki, “Because of their high sexuality, Deltans had to swear an oath of celibacy upon entering service in Starfleet, as a promise not to take advantage of any fellow crewmember.”
Live long and prosper, one named Lady Julia!
I would love to hear about your evening out. You sound happier than you have in a while and I doubt I am alone in wanting to share in that happiness.
Evil Cowgirl stories are always good, too. ;-)
Arafin,
Your writing is always a treasure to behold. Just the thought of Lady Julia out in stockings and heels looking to select a victim to get a bit wicked with…. had my heart in Warp 5..captain I don’t think I can take much more then I noticed the related post,,,
A hint of just what the Lady may have in store for her “Victim”…(don’t we all wish we could be so victimized by the “Evil Cowgirl”)
No wonder you are Queen of our galaxy.
Yes indeed, Live long and Prosper, one named Lady Julia and Lt. Arafin as well!
Oh, Lady Julia ?!
The movie theater was packed full yesterday evening as I chose the aisle seat, one of the two remaining seats as the lights dimmed. The one to my right remained empty until the movie began, when out of nowhere, I swear, completely out of nowhere’s but Heaven, a most hynotic woman’s Southern Voice says, “Do you mind if I sit there?”.
And, before I could speak, she says to me, “Of course you don’t.”.
And that’s all I remember about last night’s Star Trek.
Respectfully,
willie
envious, but patiently waiting time to showing s minus 3 days 6 hours
Thanks, Jim, but I am hardly a lieutenant. Borg drone suits me more these days. I simply must comply. :)
Your imaginations are delightful :)
Willie, I like the idea of the experience you shared. Perhaps someday you’ll share more of the story.
Arafin, I am so glad not to be a Deltan. I could never have held true to a promise like that :)
I have one word. Yeehaw! :-)