OK, it was mine. But it was at my recent trip to Disneyland.
I admit I like going to crowded places on a warm day. Not so much for the noise -- which actually makes it hard to hear so I often don't talk to the people I am with. I like looking around at the scenery. OK, the cute [but rather immodest] girls.
This particular day, I noticed her in line with an older sister perhaps. The older sister had a 4 year old kid. Anyway, she probably caught me checking her out. I noticed she would watch me too every time we passed in the ever winding line.
After the ride I thought to myself I had lost yet another chance. Oh well, how old was she anyway?
On the very next ride -- which happened to be Tower of terror. Right before we got on the ride, I noticed she was there too. In fact, I stood right next to her as we lined up to get on the elevator. I could have said something.
Again, after the ride, I went to gather up my nieces and push one of them in their little stroller. They were waiting in the gift shop; I had all but forget about the girl from the ride. Then when I had my niece all strapped in, I noticed this older sister walking straight towards me. The younger one, whom I took interest in, was right behind as if it was almost planned.
What would I say? I am with my family... This all the vain imagination of an old man.
I walked away.
On the Disney Cruise, I'll have no excuses. I will be with my family (Well, just my parents because all the other bums opted out.), but we are all staying on the same ship! So, if this vain imagination kicks in, dang it, I'm going to go out on a limb next time.
Posted by Michael at May 6, 2006 06:11 PM