Guess
I'm typical to many guys in some ways. I do enjoy getting lost in
hardware stores. To justify it though, I've always been very
mechanically inclined. I also made my living doing building,
remodeling and repair work. All phases and facets, I've done them or
been involved.
Also
living on a farm most of my life has brought the necessity to do it
myself. Something seems to go bad every day and you just can't wait
until someone else can get there to fix it. Paying someone else for
all the little things would break the checkbook also...
While
enjoying an expedition through a hardware store (especially the big
ones) there is always the chance to spy something that will come in
very handy someday. New tools, new gizmos, newly designed products
and even new ways of doing the old. It's like a handyman's school.
Thanks
to my wrecked spine that I managed to demolish over the years of hard
work and stupidity, a pain filled hip and nearly useless right leg, I
can't enjoy my treks down the isles of wonder and amazement as I once
did. Now yah, one of those fancy motorized carts would help, but I'm
a man and just can't imagine me using one. That would be admitting
defeat...
For
years though I've always had one thing catch my eye. It's not new,
it's been around a while, like a siren hanging out on those shelves
singing me it's magical enchanting love song. I ogle it with the
wildest of desire. I imagine it caressing me with it's warmth and
comfort. I lust over the thoughts of it and I spending time together.
I just know it would make me sooooooooooo happy.
See,
here in the wonderful Pennsylvania mountains it gets really cold
during the winter. Heck, it's even cold in the early spring and late
fall.
It's
never ceased to amaze me even after all these years of living, that
there is one place in any house that is always freezing.
You
can have the fires raging and the thermometer can be about to blow
it's mercury from it's skinny little head. You can have the
thermostat turned up so high that the oil companies know you by name
and send you cards with well wishes. I'll bet the gas companies would
give you kisses. I've no doubt it's the same in the pits of the
hottest parts of hell...
I am
absolutely, positively, unequivocally convinced!
You
could put a toilet seat in a raging fire that would melt diamonds and
it would still feel like ice when you sit down!
Hmm,
wonder if you could build a cost free refrigerator from toilet seats
and never have to worry about the electricity... But I digress.
Yes,
the thing that makes my heart go pitter pat every fall is the sight
of those fuzzy toilet seats.
I
see them, my mouth begins to drool, my buns almost feel their warmth
cuddling and caressing with loving care. My heart cries out with
desire unbounded. They reach into my soul and touch spots unknown.
But
there are those other thoughts that I just can't get past.
You know they will, within a day,
have over-spray dried on them and probably much, much more...
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