My friends and I have been waiting for this day for months. If you are a regular to my website you may remember my July 4th Invasion of the Pines page. Where me and my friends dressed in Hooters outfits. It was so successful that we decided to do it again for Halloween. I almost declined because it was like we did that already, let's move ahead and do something else. Well I did do it and happy I did

I usually put between 6-10 pictures up of each outing, but decided to put up much more. And I must be crazy because I wasn't happy with my make-up, felt like I put it on in a dark closet. However, there are some very cute (understatement) girls I wanted to show you. So, I'll put aside my vanity and suck it up.

I'll list a note for each picture but want to describe the night, it was pretty wild, I hope I remember enough details.

Here's the agenda for the night

Met everyone at the View at 5pm
Hooter's Restaurant-Dinner 6pm
March in the Halloween Parade 7:30pm
Went to a club in the village 10pm
Breakfast at local restaurant 3am

The night started a The View, gathering spot for the girls tonight. I think there were 8 of us. From here (22nd Street) we need to travel up to 56th St to eat dinner at Hooters. So we hit the NYC subways tonight. The subways were very crowded and lots of costumes. See pictures below.

We got to Hooters on time and met up with about 5 more tgirls. Hooters had no idea we were going to come there. So, here we are about 13 of us walking into Hooters as Hooters girls. We were welcomed with open arms and the patrons even gave a round of applause. So cool.

Next was the trip all the way downtown to the Halloween Parade, but before the parade we decided to walk 14 blocks down to Times Square. This was fun too, only a few snide comments, but overall pretty cool. We took photo opps all over Times Square.

Time for the parade and off to the subway again to get there. If you have never been to a NYC Halloween Parade you are missing a great time. The parade get more people than the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. The NY newspapers usually estimate the crowd lining the parade to be 2 Million people. When we did the July 4th invasion we paraded in front of maybe 5 thousand and now we were going to walk in front of 2 Million, talk about exposure. Plus the event is broadcast live on cable tv in the NY area. Long story, short we made the 2 mile walk and had a blast, we were a hit. Crowds were chanting "Hooters, Hooters". All along the parade route.

After the parade the 13 of us split off into our little cliques and went to different events, clubs. The group I was hanging with tonight were going to the club Crobar, very popular club, there's always a chance to see a celebrity or two. The streets were so packed with people it we decided to walk versus subway or taxi. So, were walking over to the club which is about a 10 minute walk, on the way I'm thinking that we have to pass through a bad part of Manhattan, growing up in NYC I didn't have a good feeling about this neighborhood. I grew up in a neighborhood in NYC just like it. Well as we are walking through the Projects on 26th st, all of a sudden there are eggs flying all over the place at us. Knowing a bad situation when I see one, I picked-up the pace big time, and got out of there. Just a week before there was a guy (family guy) gunned down in these very projects. Well one of the tgirls got hit and took offense to it and started arguing and chasing down one of the egg throwers. I could write a lot more about this, but you need to know when to turn the other cheek. What if one of them pulled out a gun or knife, would it be worth dying for?

I'm a little annoyed now and decided to head down to the village with one of my friends vs doing the Crobar. My friend Robin and I decided to hangout at a jazz club. Again very crowded walking in the village tonight, we're almost at the jazz club and a big fight erupts right in front of us. The cops are all over it quickly and the fight ends, arrests are made. Just goes to show as fun as Halloween can be you need to be careful and watch your back. Especially us Tgirls who can be targets of violence. No more preaching.

Afterwards we had a blast and it lasted way into the morning, unlike my make-up, LOL. Other than the 5 minutes of violence, it was a great night filled with fun and meeting some hot girls. In the pictures below, if I can't tell that the girls are 18 or over, I blocked their face out, rather be safe than sorry. And yes I even blocked my face out once, I put my make-up on at 4pm, I looked like a truck driver (no offense intended) 10 hours later. I'll describe more in the pictures below.

1st-Starting out with a drink at The View
2nd-Hey, how does my ass look in these shorts
3rd-Wasn't sure if this guy was in costume
4th-NYC Subway
5th-Last to leave the subway
6th-Any Letterman fans
7th-The gang at Hooters
8th-She's hotter in person and so friendly, she's originally from the UK
9th- The Hooter girl on left wanted to party with us, but had to work.
10th-Just me outside of the restaurant
11th-Times Square
12th-Times Square with some girls in costume
13th-Robin and Me in Times Sqaure
14th-Jamey and Me -TS
15th-Hail that cab
16th-Anyone want to get handcuffed by these cops
17th-More Subway
18th-These girls sung a love song to me in spanish
19th-Start of the parade
20th- More parade
21st-Photo op with crowd, they seem to be looking for loose change or my legs.
22nd- Another photo op. I must have had my picture taken thousands of times tonight
23rd- Hot nurse. Take my temperature I'm feeling hot.
24th- If only the wishes were real. Hate my pic, but like the girl
25th-Ok, so the girl next to me, can she be any hotter?
26th-Angel and the beast, and the girl on the right
27th-Chatted with and had a few dances with the Nurse. I apply a famous movie line to her "Hotter Than Georgia Asphalt"
28-29th -Out of sequence, Times Square
Last-Taken right before the brawl started on the street behind me