Re: IML: Reminiscing

[<tomswift@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, that's me, too.  When I'm in one of my old cars it IS 1968, it's not 2004 anymore.  There are exciting cars out there today, but overall this seems like a rather drab age to me.

Carried too far I guess this could get you into trouble, mentally.

Well, they're here with my meds, gotta go!

MM
> 
> From: ChiPieAlandPaula@xxxxxxx
> Date: 2004/07/26 Mon AM 04:13:01 EDT
> To: mailing-list@imperial club.com
> Subject: IML: Reminiscing
> 
> Hello All,
> I just could not pass up jumping in on this thread. I do not know the exact 
> reasons that every member has and cherishes their Imperial. My reason is really 
> quite simple. For me, I can get in my 64 and pretend that the intervening 40 
> years haven't really happened. I am still 16, driving Dad's new Imperial. Gas 
> is 38 cents per gallon for premium. We can still look up to our heroes, and 
> the future is bright simply because we are Americans. You might call this 
> foolish, some say I should see an analyst. But to me, when this world not of my 
> making gets to much to handle, I can get in the Imperial and just pretend.
>                                      Allan pretending quietly in Billings, 
> Montana
> 
> 



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