RW>RN> That 1965 Chevelle wagon was one of the best cars the bank and I
RW>RN> owned. (-:
 
RW> I loved my SS. I also picked up a 65 Chevelle two-door wagon about 5
RW> years later...and a 64 El Camino, which was very nice.
 
My ex had a Chevelle (I forget the year) that had that overdrive
transmission in it, so you could shift it from 2nd to 3rd without using the
clutch.
 
RW> I don't think so. We were in a gay bar and suddenly it dawned on one of
RW> us where we were. That's when we decided to leave. That cop was more
RW> interested in our activities. He asked me how many drinks I had and I
RW> said that I had one beer at the bar and then found out the place was for
RW> gays and we left. He seemed satisfied with that reply.
 
Yeah, you couldn't have made that up on the spur of the moment.
 
RW> My youngest daughter and her family live down there in Tampa Bay. They
RW> seem to like it, as it's probably a lot nicer than the place where she
RW> grew up. It's cold and old up there. She's like me; when I lived in San
RW> Diego, I could see the snow on the mountain tops to the east and that was
RW> as close as I'd want to get to it. My daughter and family just spent a
RW> week in Colorado, snow skiing. After a week, it was great to get back
RW> home and enjoy the warmth and sunshine again.
 
Skiing is definitely out for me, but I miss riding horses.  I was on one
every night during the week after work and most of the day on weekends.  I
still remember the first time I got on one.  When I got home that night,
the seat of my pants was bloody from not knowing how to sit a horse.  I
learned very fast after that.  There are some interesting and unusual
things that can be done on horseback.  (-:[
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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