No not what you think.
I had a knock on my door Friday, a strange man with a cane stood there and asked if I was he. (Sounds like the beginning to a mystery novel)
Being in male mode I admitted who I was. He had been told by the friend of a friend who is a mechanic that I am into old cars, especially Cadillacs. He had a nice 85 Seville for sale cheap and wanted to know if I was interested .
The 85 Seville is the last of the bustle back generation, a love it or hate it design. I love it of course ("J" called it a chick car as it has four doors) but saddled with the unreliable 4.1 litre V8.
ZMOG! Talk about chagrined, really I am trying to get rid of 50% of my fleet not acquire more, but I am so tempted to just have a look. I wonder if there is a 12 step program?
Work, family and an upcoming laser session (holding off shaving) till Tuesday means that I will have not gone out for at least three weeks! The dysphoria is building up to unbearable levels, however I have managed to keep in what passes for a pleasant mood for me and have not slipped into dark depression. Mostly as I have September to plan and look forward to.
Last night I met up with Genni and Natasha, at first I just stayed in my car in the parking lot as I did not want to join them looking like a guy. Eventually I went in but it took a while for my mood to lift. I am glad I went as we had a good chat and I felt better for having connected with friends who can see the real me.
Hugs,
April
Hi April,
ReplyDeleteWell...don't keep us in suspense! Did you or didn't you...buy it, that is! Did it look like the picture? I used to think it looked a little too european to be an American car, but then I settled down and decided it was pretty cool after all. I mean, they looked a little like that back in the '20's and '30's.
Glad you're doing good and feeling up about September. Still praying all goes according to plan. Heck, I know it will go swimmingly.
Ah...Dusty Springfield. Absolutely one of the best female singers of the late '50's,'60's and '70's. Mostly the '60's. I always enjoyed her work.
Hugs and Prayers,
Cynthia XX