Yup, Katy. I know the feeling. I won't get explicit about it though...;~)
Last summer, Ray Miller let me drive his Corvette at a practice event in Sacto.
Now I know that, when my car grows up, it wants to be a Corvette! What a
blast! Thanks again Ray!!
Debbie
'95 Eagle Talon TSi
"Kelly, Katie" wrote:
> I woke up around 9 yesterday, dreading my impending chores of throwing away
> or discarding most of my earthly belongings as I move, yet again. As my
> Gramma said, "Three moves are as good as a fire." She was right.
>
> Since I don't have drapes, I awoke to the bright rays of the sun burning my
> face through the window. There was just no way I was going to go digging
> through closets. I've had three months of rain now. My spirit was soggy and
> needed to be dried out.
>
> So, I gave Lucy her bath, escaped from the "Shire," this horrible place that
> will soon be but a memory, and we drove out to Mather. I had no idea WHAT I
> was going to drive. I just wanted to stand out in the sun in a flat area
> with no shade and surround myself with happy people and their toys. Luckily
> enough for me, Rick Gould let me drive his very fun Miata. And then, and
> then, and THEN Jeff Glorioso let me take a fun-run in his BSP Corvette! That
> was such a treat.
>
> There were some signs that I am not innately a Corvette driver. The number
> one sign is that I was the first one on the grid.
>
> On the other hand, I think I COULD be a Corvette driver. There was a thread
> about a month back when some Corvette drivers started talking about some
> incredibly intimate and private feelings they get when they drive a
> Corvette. The subject matter was borderline obscene. Okay, now I think I
> know what they're talking about.
>
> Anyway, that's all I can really say at this time about Corvette driving, me
> being a lady and all. Now I know why Rita Wilsey walks around with such a
> grin.
>
> Thanks to Jeff Glorioso for this incredibly eye-opening experience.
>
> Over and out,
> Katie K.
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