Today I decided to try and get myself some aerobic stimulation with its resultant endorphins via a bike ride around my neighborhood, hence part of the bike ride passing by Miss Puerto Rico's Jeep.
My morning hot tub hydrotherapy session went well. I sort of enjoyed getting my hydrotherapy in a gloomy foggy mist. A gloomy foggy mist always adds good atmospherics.
The bike ride did not go as well as the foggy hydrotherapy.
Too cold.
I had several layers covering several areas, but any area left exposed, cheeks for example, got way too cold. I only rolled my bike wheels a mile or two before deciding I really did not need any additional endorphins today.
And now changing the subject back to the aforementioned Jeep.
I had never ridden in or driven a Jeep before experiencing Miss Puerto Rico's. Upon first riding exposure it took me about a minute to wonder why anyone would want one of these noisy contraptions. And then on my first summer HOT ride in the Jeep I asked why the A/C was not on, to find myself being told that the Jeep does not have A/C.
Who buys a vehicle in this climate without A/C? Who sells a vehicle in this climate without A/C?
All the time Miss Puerto Rico has had the Jeep she has not switched it into 4 wheel drive mode. She is always saying she wants to go off roading somewhere where the 4 wheel drive mode would be used. I have suggested a location or two, but nothing ever comes of it. I think the furthest this Jeep has ever traveled is Dallas.
I must go make lunch now, something to warm me up, as in jalapenos and cheese cornbread with chili on top. That should warm me up....
Her vehicle inspection sticker expires this month.
ReplyDeleteIt seems odd that someone from the old Skagit Valley has never ridden in a Jeep. Maybe you were a city slicker or something.
Anonymous, I don't recollect seeing Jeeps in the old Skagit Valley whilst I lived there, knew no one who owned one. And, yes, I was a city slicker. More so than I am now....
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