Being fancy is fine, if
your used to it. Which I am
not, sure I like nice things.
The same as anyone else, but
not so fancy. Fancy lace,
curtains, food, clothes or home,
that's just not me. Except now I
have to watch what I eat, and how
it's cooked.

I'm used to to down to
earth things, something real, not
so fancy. I prefer simple things,
where you're not afraid to live,
or walk thru. Sure I like nice
things, if it gets broke, it could
be easily replaced. Without the worry,
oh it's rare, no replacement. I
wouldn't feel comfortable,
everything so fancied up around me.
Fancy, I'm not.

Being fancy is fine, if your used
to it. Depends on what got broken,
expense wise it may have to wait
awhile. If it's fixable, fix it,
if not just throw it away. I usually
check around, see who has the same
item, for the best price. Watching
people in big fancy Lincolns, Cad's,
sports cars.

Just give me a regular
normal car, Chevy, Mercury, or some
kinds of Fords. Mostly Chevys, is
my favorite, not a big boat of a car
or a bug. Med size, at least you do
have room to move around in, can relax
better. I like a little elbow room,
you don't feel cramped up. Of course
to consider milage, gas, oil, too.
I like nice things too. But.
Fancy, I'm not.

2003

05/23/2003