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Have you ever wanted to do something but had no-one to do it with? (Actually I do a lot but that means that I can dictate the schedule.)
Some people don't like this so let's hear your take on things.
The (possible) peeve of the week is;
Having to do something by yourself.
I hate dining in a restaurant by myself. I have friends who are married with children who love a chance to eat alone in a restaurant because it's a rare quiet time for them. But when I am away from home and dining alone I feel very self-conscious and lonesome. It's odd, because I've lived alone my entire life and love it. But there's something about being alone in a public place, especially a restaurant, that I don't like.
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There are both advantages/disadvantages... advantages - you get to do exactly what you want to do & see on your own schedule w/o having to wait on others, disadvantages - there's no one there to share the experience.
Jezer, really enjoyed the photo of the two red mustangs...
... brought back the memories of the two my ex and I had when we first started going out back in the day... he had the '67 2+2 stick-shift like that and I had the '67 sedan automatic, both red on red... here in the top pics are the google images of both for that year - note the side scoops and hood scoops. (Side note, he liked me until I was driving his one day and backed into one of those big white concrete pillars that holds the Kentucky Fried Chicken sign and crumbled the entire right back panel! )
As great as the memories are of them today, most everyone at that time traded autos every year or two, which was pretty much a must to have a reliable vehicle back then, plus neither had A/C!
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