well, I did!

Some people wear civvies for the afternoon events, but mostly it's a complete costume-fest. Seamstrix is currently working on her list of outfits.

Main diff between CC and a "regular" con is the lact of events other than costuming. No dance, parties...even the Con Suite closes around midnight, as everyone is getting up early for classes and panels.

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ooh...okkay, so I just won't pack anything but costumes. :-)

The panel list looks a bit thin, but I expect I'll find something to occupy my time.

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Judging from what pictures my friends on the h-costume list have shown, many people wear costume throughout Costume Con. If I were you, I'd plan to take all my costumes, see what people were doing, say, on Friday, and play it by ear.

Have fun! We'll be at Balticon that weekend.

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I was aghast at this statement for a moment, until I realized you're not talking about fursuits.

This has been #27 in the "You know you've been to too many furry cons when..." series.

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I dunno, I just made that up. There probably is such a list somewhere, though.

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Never having been to a furry con, this would never have occurred to me. Though I have occasionally worn costumes that were nearly as awkward for long stretches during live-action role playing games.

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Based on what I'm hearing from Schlockers around the world, your book should get to you before you have to leave.

Make sure you pack it. ;-)

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I'm going to leave after the mail arrives Thrusday...so if it gets here by then, you can bet I will, if only to show folks who ask about the General Xinchub costume.

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