Oct. 10, '09
by Bob
(Half Moon Bay, CA)
Am I the only one who just enjoys just looking at scooters?
I mean I look at them like they were works of art, sculptures maybe. The colors, the shapes, the aerodynamics. I sometimes go look at mine parked in the garage before I go to bed. I just want to reassure myself that it is still there. Am I getting daft in my old age?
When a day goes by and for one reason or another I haven't ridden I go through a kind of withdrawal emotion. Well, It is not as profound as quitting smoking, but it is as real. Sorry to burden any of you with this confession, but I am smitten with, not just my scooter, but all of them. They are marvelous beasts.
When I am up in San Francisco and see them parked along the curbs (sometimes as many as 25 in a row) I become ecstatic. Send photos of your scoots. Let's make a scrap book-photo-album a virtual museum. Good Grief! I'm scooter-loony!!!
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