GOBLIN DEPOT
Commissariat of Clothing
The Goblin Revolutionaries attend many functions requiring formal dress. In particular, they were regulars at BAERS events; however, the appearance of the youngest goblin has reduced their appearances to those where early bedtimes are feasible.
2011- In January, the Goblins again attend the Jane Austen Evening in Pasadena.
- In January, the Goblins again attend the Jane Austen Evening in Pasadena.
- In August, the family attended Peers' Regency Picnic.
- In January, the Goblins returned to the Jane Austen Evening in Pasadena.
- The Goblins went to the Cyprian's Ball this year.
- They both worked and attended CostumeCon 26.
- In June, the Goblin family attended the Regency Shipwreck Ball in correct attire.
- And in October, they held a russian-themed tea prior to attending the War and Peace Ball.
- Once again, nothing fancy was done in the way of Halloween costumes.
- Having missed this year's Cyprian's Ball, they demonstrate their reasons for this at the Sensible Predjudices Ball.
- During the summer, the Goblin family attended the Peers' Regency Picnic.
- In the autumn, the Goblin family attended the Yorktown Victory Anniversary Ball.
- There were no extravagant Halloween costumes this year.
- Early in the year, they again travelled to distant Pasadena to attend the Jane Austen Evening by LAHA.
- The Cyprian's Ball
- They operated a booth at Maker Faire.
- And the Revolutionaries actually ran an event: the Rout at Thieves' Kitchen.
- BayCon
- The Hellfire Club Ball
- They travelled as far as Pasadena to attend the Jane Austen Evening put on by LAHA.
- The Cyprians' Ball
- The Vanity Fair Ball
- They went on a refreshing walk put on by the GBACG.
- They attended the Three Musketeers Ball, a PEERS event.
- A ball celebrating the Bicentennial of the Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar for which a cake of extraordinary magnitude was baked.
- They visited Dickens' Faire.
Additionally, they perform an annual pilgrimmage to Portland, Oregon, for the OryCon Science Fiction Convention. Good pictures exist for the following years:
Recently, they have started attending Baycon, a more local SF convention.
Many goblins enjoy the works of Lois McMaster Bujold, and have sewed costumes based on her books about Miles Vorkosigan.
Some goblins have been interested in the Royal Navy of the Napoleonic Wars since they were very small goblins indeed.
A comrade whined for a jacket to go clubbing in, based on a late-18th century riding habit.
In the spring of 2004, some decadent aristocrats met on board a Zeppelin at the behest of Tsar Alexander II.
In the summer of 2005, an entire Arabian Nights town was built in the backyard.
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