Caftans and Casseroles

A couple of friends from church hosted a "Caftans and Casseroles" sixties-themed retreat at a cabin this weekend.

They sewed caftans for all the attendees . . .

. . . and teased our hair up in fab styles.

It was one hip party, let me tell you.

This morning we played a version of Taboo using dozens of things from 1960s pop culture (many of which I'd never heard of before, because I barely caught the end of the 1970s).  Fortunately, there were three rounds (each with slightly different rules) and we used the same terms each round, so by the last one I was able to keep up with the more experienced players (it helps that I majored in lightning rounds).

And, at some point, Tina's hairpiece ended up on the wooden dear above the mantle.  Groovy, Baby.