Cejay
Well-known member
Sitting out in the Bikeport on Saturday evening with the mercury sitting on 34.8 and Jacqui on the way down to Subway for my six inch steak and cheese melt. SWMBO had decided she wanted to watch a movie on the new LCD, (the old CRT widescreen gave up the ghost last week) but I thought naaa, a trip to the bay was in order.
So when J arrived back home, the Yamahauler was sitting in the driveway grinning at her, "You goin' for a ride dear?" "No Hon' I thought we would have a bit of a run in the cooing evening air" "**** yeah! great idea babe"
(actually we don't really talk like that but it sounds better than all the four letter lingo...)
So after tea she says "You have just had a drink are you going to be alright to ride?"
"Well it was only a tripple Irish, and I started it 40 mins before you went for tea, by the time I have had tea that will make it 1 and a half hours, yeah I'll be fine..."
At about 8pm we roll out of the drive for the 45 klm trip to Glenelg, cruising with the setting sun leaving reddish hues in the sky to our right, Yeah its good to be alive, wouldn't be dead for quids. The ride to the bay takes in a cruise through the centre of Adelaide, this is a quiet ride by eastern standards but still an enjoyable cruise. Gotta love cruising through the city in summer (politically incorrect statement, but who gives a monkeys), still this is nothing compared to the eye candy on display at the Bay.
"Watch where ya goin' Cejay!!!" "It's alright love I was just looking at that hot Commie" "yeah right, and I've got two heads!" "Oh have you dear, I never noticed" "well maybe if you took your eyes of the dollie birds you might see a bit more of life"
I really have no idea what she meant by that, life looked fine to me.
After a long and meaningful walk around the main street of the Bay I decided it was time to head back home for a Jack Daniels and a chance to catch up with the great folks on the forum. The ride home was a bit more spirited and with the temp now down to 25c it was good to raise the screen and push the cooler air around the bod. Yep I was not exactly dressed for riding but hey its my life and I live it my way (still thats another topic).
Back home and the missus is hankering after some home cooked chips... "no you can't have chips, we have worked too hard on our diet to throw it away now, have a carrot" "fug off, I'm going to bed!" "Ok dear, sleep tight, I will have a quiet drink and join you soon"
And so another night is over for Cejay...
So when J arrived back home, the Yamahauler was sitting in the driveway grinning at her, "You goin' for a ride dear?" "No Hon' I thought we would have a bit of a run in the cooing evening air" "**** yeah! great idea babe"
(actually we don't really talk like that but it sounds better than all the four letter lingo...)
So after tea she says "You have just had a drink are you going to be alright to ride?"
"Well it was only a tripple Irish, and I started it 40 mins before you went for tea, by the time I have had tea that will make it 1 and a half hours, yeah I'll be fine..."
At about 8pm we roll out of the drive for the 45 klm trip to Glenelg, cruising with the setting sun leaving reddish hues in the sky to our right, Yeah its good to be alive, wouldn't be dead for quids. The ride to the bay takes in a cruise through the centre of Adelaide, this is a quiet ride by eastern standards but still an enjoyable cruise. Gotta love cruising through the city in summer (politically incorrect statement, but who gives a monkeys), still this is nothing compared to the eye candy on display at the Bay.
"Watch where ya goin' Cejay!!!" "It's alright love I was just looking at that hot Commie" "yeah right, and I've got two heads!" "Oh have you dear, I never noticed" "well maybe if you took your eyes of the dollie birds you might see a bit more of life"
I really have no idea what she meant by that, life looked fine to me.
After a long and meaningful walk around the main street of the Bay I decided it was time to head back home for a Jack Daniels and a chance to catch up with the great folks on the forum. The ride home was a bit more spirited and with the temp now down to 25c it was good to raise the screen and push the cooler air around the bod. Yep I was not exactly dressed for riding but hey its my life and I live it my way (still thats another topic).
Back home and the missus is hankering after some home cooked chips... "no you can't have chips, we have worked too hard on our diet to throw it away now, have a carrot" "fug off, I'm going to bed!" "Ok dear, sleep tight, I will have a quiet drink and join you soon"
And so another night is over for Cejay...
