You can tell he has much wisdom behind the cold, austere visage. You can see it in the keen gaze, the manful handling of the steering wheel, whatever weirdness he has shoved in that plastic bag behind the driver’s seat. Stopping for a bit of bracing sea air before tearing off on the next adventure, the next mastery, conquering the mountain, a man we mayhap not see again but will always live on in our memory.
So what really happened is Steve helped me dig my car out of the beach. This took about an hour and eventually included shovels. We missed almost all of Phoenix’s soccer practice.
Yeah, so, when I saw that picture (on my iPhone, so it was small), I thought it was you demonstrating your Halloween costume idea, and I was very impressed by your facial hair and your ability to round up the funds so quickly, since I recalled you mentioning that as an issue.
I’m sorry you got stuck. Sucks.
@Paige
Now that you mention it, this WOULD be an excellent costume!
I can’t grow a mustache yet but I have some promising darker hairs on the edges of my upper lip. SOMEday!
Brett from Flight of the Conchords could not wear that sweatshirt any more believably. How fantastic to have someone help you out of that beach fix! We had friends who got stuck at the beach who had to hitch hike back to our place in Hoquiam, sadly ask us for cash (the tow truck company wouldn’t take out-of-town checks) and then take the bus back to rescue their el-camino (we didn’t have a car at the time) which was the whole time wallowing in the mire of the tide.
Nice one Steve!
I LOVE that tiger sweatshirt. Pure awesomeness.
The tiger was bona-fide cross stitched (although not by Steve).
@luckychrm
That is the saddest car-stuck scene I’ve heard.
freakin cross-stitched? Out of Sight! I had to zoom in on the picture via flicker to see the cross-stitched evidence. That is a powerful shirt there, and I truly mean no disrespect.
Aww that was quite nice of him to help you! =] Poor stuck car =[
@Samantha
Very nice indeed. Of course he led me into the sand trap in the first place… but I kind of knew better. I never got stuck growing up here. I’m re-adopting my conservative/pantywaisted sand-driving standards.
We did have a fun time but Phoenie and I would have liked to make her soccer practice.