Where I can I like to prepare these posts a bit in advance; I am typing this on Monday morning. I have a back ache so I can't get on with any outdoor work, but fortunately I do have some paperwork to catch up on, so I am still gainfully employed, I think I shall have to avoid any heavy work again tomorrow (Tuesday) but hope to be back at work by Wednesday.
The dinner we played for was on Saturday night yesterday (Sunday) I had to play with another band at a festival.
Most of us travelled up together and go changed at the venue. Without really thinking about it I put on what has become my usual casual dress recently. This means panties tights, ladies jeans, a soft cotton pattered shirt ad ladies denim jacket. I packed my lunch and a change of clothes, a black shirt black shoes and the trousers I had worn on Saturday. It was only when it came time to get changed that I realised that my toe nails were crimson and I was wear sheer black tights - woops. I realised that I might be better of using the Gents to get changed than staying in the communal changing room, I gathered up my trousers and shirt and made for the Gents. When I got there there were a fair few people in there, rather than appear unusually shy I decided to rinse my hands and face for a while, as the room cleared, As I finished changing my shirt exposing my extremely hairless chest the room had cleared so I decided on a quick change I had just managed to get my jeans off (they are quite a snug fit) when our band secretary walked in, there I was showing that I was wear panties (not too pretty but undeniably panties) and tights, a second glance would also have noticed my Crimson toe nails as I had to take off my shoes to get my jeans off. He just said "Don't worry it's only me" as he walked in chatting away straight past me and carried on with what he had come in to do.
I quickly got my trousers and shoes on and made my exit, no comment was made, and I firmly believe that had he noticed some comment at least would have been passed. I find it hard to believe that someone I have known for nearly 40 years walked straight past me in those circumstances and didn't notice anything, but that is exactly what appears to have happened.
After that performing was a breeze, oh yes and my band got a Gold award, we are waiting to hear if we will be playing at the finals, which this year are being held at the Royal Academy of Music in London
Paula's Place
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I hope, for your sake, that you did truly dodge this bullet and have the long-term familiarity be your cover. Best of luck to you in your musical endeavours... I hope you do get to play at the Royal Academy!
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