Perhaps I should have called this post smoke and mirrors...
Have to share a quick story. I am coming back from my mothers with my two youngest in the back seat of the Electra. At the stop light a large black Chevy Avalanche pulls up and a rather handsome African American man compliments my car and asks some questions about her.
To show off a little I hold the brake for a few seconds and manage to pull of a respectable and rather loud burn out (455 V8 has 510 ft pounds of torque, that is more than a Hemi). At the next light he leans over and says, "damn girl you are turning me on". LOL
Put another check mark in the pass column.
No children were harmed in the making of this blog post.
The other evening got together with Genni to watch the three episodes of Hit & Miss, wow, episode 3 had me teary eyed but the conclusion provided the necessary catharsis moment. I won't spoil it for any of you if you have not seen it yet.
Thanks to all my readers, just surpassed 100 members….Thanks Everybody!!!
Hugs,
April
Hugs,
April
Not my Electra but you get the idea!
Congratulations - for both 100 subscribers *and* for your admirer!
ReplyDeleteInquiring minds want to know: did you get his number? (Or at least his license number?) :c)
The Polecats... sounds oddly familiar. Good tune! Off to All Music Guide after this to investigate...
== Cass
lol Just visited the All Music Guide profile for the Polecats and had to share it, as I know you will find it amusing too:
ReplyDelete"Equally bequiffed but more heavily made-up than their contemporaries, the Polecats were one of the more successful bands involved in the early 80s UK rockabilly revival."
It was that "bequiffed" that made me laugh. Too funny!
All Music Guide is a wonderful site for we music obsessives, incidentally. Check it out!
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-polecats-mn0000487125
== Cass