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Successfull outing, despite adversity

Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:55 pm
by Debra Russell
Well it's the time of year for all types of outdoor activity and I so wanted to go the local festival dressed! All was going well untill my son showed up for the weekend (his birthday) and my live in grandgaughter took the day off - it dident look like my outing was going to happen, but as I thought about it a plan formed. My wife got up early to go to work and she new I wanted to go out dressed for the day so I got up early as she dressed for work we had a little discussion as to who was goning to wear my new capries as we are the same size, she dident mind so I got them: however I dressed in drab and packed my gym bag and put in the car. After my wife left I ate a bite, my granddaughter was up and I and was going to ask her if she wanted to spend the day with Debbie (she has a pretty good idea and is open minded but has never been with Debbie other than Halloween) she had a tooth ache so I said no more, my son still in bed. I told her I was going to the festival and would be back later.

My business is directly on the parade route and they block the streets off so I parked a couple of blockes away grabbed my bag and walked to the shop. The parade wouldent start for 2hr but folks were already vying for position along the curb. I went in a back room and put my makeup on changed clothes, about an hour passed - I took a few pics to see how I looked, I think I passed inspection, nobody looking a me anyway.

I went out the back door out onto the street and stood with, or should I say "close" to people I know. The Parade started we all watched, I took pics and walked along the route toward the park where the breakfast was being held, greeting people as I went. I got to the park purchased a ticket for breakfast and ate it while I watched the parade. When it was over I wandered around the park looking at the booths and venders; as I walked I noticed a customer I have known for 30 yrs. He looked directly at me, I smiled as he did and walked on. At first I thought I had been "read" but knowing him that look was only one look of many he gives to ladies all day long!

I decided it was still early and did not want Debbie's day to end yet, so off to the casino, played slots and had a good time. On the way home I hit a local upper end clothing consignment store and perused the isles, they had a nice selection of shoes. I saw a pair of green ones like I think my wife is looking for

I got back to the shop and the crowd had dwindeled down I parked in front went in and changed back to guy mode. As I started home (about a mile) my wife called and was just getting off work and she said she got the pic I sent to her - we arrived home at the same time - Children watching TV. Wife and I sat on the patio as I showed her pics and relayed the days events. A very good day :kisscheek:

How about it everybody! Would like to hear about your good or not so good times Huggs Debbie

P.S. Hope I dident ramble on too much - Just couldent help it!

Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:11 pm
by Karren Hutton
That wasn't a good day. That was an awesome super spectacular day, Debbie, in my books! Wow. And in a small town where your known too..

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:32 am
by DonnaT
Glad you had a good time. =D>

Yesterday, after donning a pair of shorts and my ladies tank top, I pulled out the 30 foot ladder and patched a hole above one of the soffits where a squirrel decided to play house. 99 degrees. Water (read sweat) filling my shoes.

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:39 am
by Anne
Awesome outing Debbie! I hear Portland is such a great place.

You really got in among the crowd and you blended and had a good time. That is a comfort level many only dream about.

Oh and congrats on the breakthroughs with your relationship, very special.

Anne

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:49 am
by Karren Hutton
DonnaT wrote:Yesterday, after donning a pair of shorts and my ladies tank top, I pulled out the 30 foot ladder and patched a hole above one of the soffits where a squirrel decided to play house. 99 degrees. Water (read sweat) filling my shoes.
Ewwww comes to mind, Donna... I thought ladies perspired? Lol.

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:54 am
by Anita
Debra, that's certainly bold on your part. It does sound like it was a really nice day out, and it's great fun to be at a festival in your hometown. I haven't had a lot of time out and about lately, but two weeks ago I really enjoyed a restaurant outing after our support group meeting.

I just felt good about my appearance that night; I'd spent some extra time on the makeup, and I had on one of my favorite outfits. It was candlelight and classical music, and good friends around the table with me.

Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 2:56 pm
by JoAnnDallas
My also knows and is OK with it. Today we got up and I got dressed first. Wife had an outing with a girlfriend, so after JoAnn got her pedicure/manicue and fill at the Nail salon, she went to the Pet Store and bought Cat food and cat liter. Then she went to Wal-Mat, bought a new bra, and grocery shopping. Wife showed up about 1PM. I am still dressed as I type this message. She always ask about my day when I go out solo en fem.

Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 1:29 am
by Debra Russell
Its nice to hear from others that are enjoying their time en femm. I can't wait to go out - got new clothes too try. I love summer time, wish I knew someone to expierence it with me when I am out. The wife as of now won't go there yet but it's great to be out. ..o).. Huggs : Debbie

Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 5:00 am
by Cindy Louise
Sounds like you had a great day, I'm so envious, and pleased for you. I have a new casual outfit I'm longing to try but can't until my wife is out of town.

Well done,

Love CL