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[chocolatepot]

I've been following the discussion about the Met Gala for days and I'm still not 100% sure on how to define camp and whether it can even be discussed as fashion divorced from a fictional/theatrical context.

Speaking of which, who here is as obsessed with Riverdale as I am? I'm watching last night's episode as I type and it's just incredible. The pinnacle of television as well as the purest expression of camp. The Met Gala should have been "come as your favorite Riverdale character," no I am not accepting criticism at this time.

Packing is ... going. I would say that I have over half my stuff packed at this point, and more than half of what's left is stuff I can't really pack until the last minute. I have culled a box of tchotchkes that were presents from relatives who don't know me well/like buying tchotchkes, plus a bag of clothes I have accepted will probably never fit me again. I've also found that I tend to hoard a lot of plastic that I don't want to throw away and have sit in a dump for thousands of years, but unfortunately I'm having to throw it all out now and it kind of sucks.

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[an_english_girl]

Packing is a rotten business once you get down to all the million things you'll keep needing until the morning you move! Just don't put all your cutlery in with the contents of the airing cupboard and then not be able to find it, like I once did!
How did Sunday's apartment hunting go?
:)

[danabren]

Camp cannot be definition be defined. It just is, and either you got it or you don't.

I worked with a selection of Chelseas leather drag queens, including some in the Royal Court. Either you got it or you don't.