Re: Parking at the end of the lot

[Carmods@aol.com]

When I was a youngster growing up in Kansas, I worked on a farm in the 
summers. I noticed in the morning that the cattle would always be grouped 
closely together against the fence in the farthest corner of the pasture.
 An observation I've made now that I'm grown up is, that when I go shopping 
and park my Tiger at the farthest point in a parking lot, cars are always 
huddled closely around it when I come out. I think like the cattle, they must 
get lonely and go there by themselves.

                                                             John Logan