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*Just to add, every year, the nevermores start off Love Tape Day with masking tape handing to them from previous Nevermores. At the end of Love Tape Day, they choose some kids who are coming back next year and give them the remaining tape so it can be used year after year. | *Just to add, every year, the nevermores start off Love Tape Day with masking tape handing to them from previous Nevermores. At the end of Love Tape Day, they choose some kids who are coming back next year and give them the remaining tape so it can be used year after year. | ||
| − | For Carlisle, it has recently just started being a tradition. It is traditionally held, though, on the day after Drag Day which preceds Goth Day (these are childish holidays in which we scare and annoy the | + | For Carlisle first session, it has recently just started being a tradition. It is traditionally held, though, on the day after Drag Day which preceds Goth Day (these are childish holidays in which we scare and annoy the ballerinas). Everybody brings there own masking tape, distrubuting a little piece for those who have tape, and then to the people who forgot to get some, you wuold give them a long strip of masking tape so they have the joy of distributing to others. |
Revision as of 23:59, 10 August 2006
I know this is at the Skidmore site, but I'm not sure about the others. The second tuesday (correct me), people get rolls of masking tape and stick tape on people they love, and share the tape to others who continue to stick love tape on their loved ones. People go back at the end of the day covered with tiny pieces of masking tape.
- Just to add, every year, the nevermores start off Love Tape Day with masking tape handing to them from previous Nevermores. At the end of Love Tape Day, they choose some kids who are coming back next year and give them the remaining tape so it can be used year after year.
For Carlisle first session, it has recently just started being a tradition. It is traditionally held, though, on the day after Drag Day which preceds Goth Day (these are childish holidays in which we scare and annoy the ballerinas). Everybody brings there own masking tape, distrubuting a little piece for those who have tape, and then to the people who forgot to get some, you wuold give them a long strip of masking tape so they have the joy of distributing to others.
