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There are certain times in life when you have such a good time, there’s no other way to describe it than pee-your-pants fun!  Mainly because you laugh so much, you might, well…you know.

I recently had the good fortune of one of those lifetime experiences at Blog U.  I spent the weekend with a couple hundred of the funniest bloggers around, so – needless to say – it was non-stop laughter. 

Nick Mom pulled out all the stops for the retro prom night they sponsored, including an open bar, decorations galore and even inflatable furniture!

The DJ had everyone on their feet, dancing the night away to some good old 80s music.  I guess that’s referred to as the oldies now.  And that makes me feel oldie.

The dresses may have been purchased at thrift stores around the country, but the look of everyone in their outfits was truly priceless.  We all  felt as though we’d been transported back in time.  Most dressed in 80s attire, with 70s mixed in here and there.  I thought I would be representing the oldest decade there with my 60s dress, but Parri from Her Royal Thighness took it waaaay back to the 1900s.

I ordered my dress online and when it arrived in the mail, it was too small to zip.  With no time to purchase another, I had to improvise.  I literally taped the dress to my back.  With packing tape.  Yep, I did.  Good thing I picked a dress with a feathered robe to hide my “seamstress” handiwork.

I was going for the Zsa Zsa Gabor look but I think it came off more like Mrs. Roper from Three’s Company.

So to recap: 200 ladies laughing and dancing while squeezed in too tight dresses with access to an open bar.  In this case I guess we’d have to call it pee-your-prom-dress fun. ::

While I don’t know if anyone actually had the proverbial accident in their prom dress, Depend^®‘s “Drop Your Pants for Underwareness” campaign is taking the stigma out of the literal pee-your-pants moments.  Their videos are quite attention grabbing and educational, showing the new Silhouette that looks like normal underwear .  And I love a good play on words, so they had me at “underwareness.”

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