I'm in the grocery store parking lot and I see this smoking red hot car pull s l o w l e y into a handicapped parking slot narrowly missing the "No parking" fire zone concrete barricades, as I'm thinking, "Geese, some people! Young people parking in the slot for our handicapped citizens, how lazy!
And while I continued parking my own car "Christine",who by the way is rusting out really badly on one side and the stupid battery light is now permanently stuck on, but then so what, so is the emergency brake light and some other kind of warning light , I forget which one (Ever hear the one about the car who cried wolf ?) but I know at some point in the near future the ol' gal is gonna screw me over big time.
(I hope it's not snowing at the time Lord. I have a feeling that all of those "Nature Hiking" sessions with my activity director are gonna pay off!)
Anyway who should appear from the bright red sleigh red hot car a month too early but a jolly ol' fat man about 80 years old and who probably goes by the name of Junior, talk about a visual let down, but then he had a let down as well when he tried to escape the snug steering column and twist ever so slowly with the drivers door fully extended open as far as possible to provide more radius turning for his legs and girth. Afterwards he sat there in his seat for a moment to catch his breath or perhaps he was looking for his walker- not sure which, as I thought to myself in a melodic tone inside of my head..... "~Someones ~ over ~compensaaaaating ~ ~ ~" I figured he probably has a really small personality yet he still likes to hang with smokin' hot hip friends friends with hip fractures but he's gonna have a rude awakening if he finds out the economy turns bad and he recognizes - to his great sorrow, his immature purchase was made during a moment of youthful indiscretion. What self respecting adult plays with kids toys anyway and besides who's gonna help his cougar girlfriend outta the car not to mention that there wasn't any room for her "Jazzy" scooter?
Dang, life is complicated.
Dang, life is complicated.
Okay so add forty years and forty pounds to the photo of the man above and I'd say I nailed his look. Isn't it funny how the human
brain sometimes doesn't recognize whats going on with the rest of the body - It's called denial.










