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Pastimes : Don't Ask Rambi -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rambi who wrote (66321)	12/21/2004 11:52:45 AM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71178

I am embarrassed because I was a Dale Evans. I had a fringed vest and skirt. You would have found me sadly lacking in the proper machisma department. That is funny... I'll bet you were one of those sissy-girls that I somewhat envied but could never seem to "be". I remember one of them from when I was in Grade 2. Her name was Lydia --- see, even her name was extraordinary! At the school Christmas pageant, she tap-danced in a pair of ruby-red, sequinny tap shoes. She had legs that must have been about two-thirds of her body. and she twirled a baton too!! A red-white-and-blue sequinny one! And she had, yup, golden blonde hair in ringlets, and a sapphire blue, satin dance dress. Lemme tell ya, I was envious in a most serious way. I went right home after school and asked my Mom if I could take tap dance lessons. It seemed that, if I could just do that, maybe I could look just like this little starlet who suddenly wasn't just another classmate. As with most things, I believe I probably forgot all about tap-dancing in a couple of days. I was too much of a Huck Finn for that kind of stuff anyhow. Funny thing though.. four or five years ago, a friend and I were poking around in a little town that has a lot of antique shops, and there in the front window is a sapphire blue satin dance dress. Wow, talk about your matter transporters! Beam me up, Scotty.. beam me up. (o: ~ croc