Yes, really, flashed and mooned and it was only my first trip to Sarasota! Who knew this was a wild town, I was told the average age in Sarasota is 65. Let me set the scene: I was just driving down 41 Saturday night after a dinner with my niece, a student at New College, my (almost) 9 year old grand niece, spouse and sister. We came upon a trolley. As we waited at a light a woman, obviously dancing in the trolley, came to the back window and lifted up her sweater exposing her ample sisters. The young goils in my car were laughing especially the 9 year old who was hysterical. Meanwhile the woman gyrated back up to the window and did it again a few seconds later. As we drove she continued dancing. Next light she turned around and pants down, pressed her butt against the window (remind me to NEVER touch a window when on public transportation) moving her cheeks to the music in a spiral. Sheesh, that was more than I even wanted to share with a child a bit shy of 9.
The drive back to campus to drop off my niece was more eventful than I could have imagined. We were good sports, we gave the woman one flick of the brights as we passed. Sarasota, who knew?
9 comments:
It wasn't me, I was in Miami this past weekend.
I guess their Historic Main Street Program is working well.
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You did yourself a huge disservice if you didn't head next door to the campus and check out the Ringling Museum of Art. It really is a world class facility that doesn't get much fanfare.
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Yes I did M, I agree with you.... I did myself a disservice. I wanted to go but the admission was too high so we went to the State Park. I did walk around the grounds outside. But I am never one to pass up a Rubens or a Velázquez, in the good times. I am also a fan of the Mannerists which they seem to have a lot of.
Frankly, I am pissed I didn't go but $19 is obscene for admission.
Quite a few Rubens actually. According to state law, admission if free for Florida residents 1 day per week (or at least it used to be) and that day was Sunday.
I haven't been since they finished renovating Ca'd'zan.
When I tell people about it who have never been, or heard of it, they look at me like I'm nuts.
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There was a time that the Ringling Museum of Art offered free admission on Wednesdays. Not much help on other days, but certainly made it a not to be missed in the mid-week.
If that doesn't get people on public transportation I don't know what will
a woman, obviously dancing in the trolley, came to the back window and lifted up her sweater exposing her ample sisters.
Thank you woof, that what this blog was really about.
I've seen some topless homeless guys on the metromover rubbing up against the plexiglass.
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Are you sure they weren't European Tourists on the way to our nude beaches?
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