How late is too late to post something: Halloween

This post is two things at once, the very late Halloween (hala-me-la-weenie) post and the question: how late is too late to post something? Let us start with the latter, as most people events in life have keep me from posting images and a description of happenings of October the 31st. Since some time has past from that day is it still worth posting something that has past? If an event, moment, etc. can still be posted what should be the expiration date or time when something is too old to post?  These are the questions i pose to the Internet blogging community. Now it is common that not every instant of everyday can be posted and undated (that depends on if blogging is you occupation) for most of us, so is this the excuse that should allow late posts. Worse case scenario nothing is added to the web based archive and the moment is not shared, and lost into the ether of memory but even that thought should be seen as unacceptable. Well, onto the second part of the post.

As stated in a past post, i love vampires or more the myth of them. So even thou my costume is not very creative, complicated or traditionally cheesy i dressed as a vampire for All-hallows-eve. As you can see i'm about to feed on my vampire girlfriend. That evening of custom silliness and celebration we ended up on the outskirts of San Diego, i mean nothing was out there. The further we got out the bigger the property of the homes got, more like ranchos. When we reached our destination it was at a very large home and the numbers of the participates was also very large (i believe the hosts placed a myspace announcement to the open local community). It was fun, full of laughs and very interesting. The last image is a group shot of some of the individuals we knew at the party. What a group of weirdos: a vampire couple, a pirate, a hoochie Dorothy and two not so attractive hairy women (excuse the quality of the pic). I feel bad for the men who tried to pick up on them.