Flashing the Freeways
Part one
I don't know what made me flash my boobs at the guy in the expensive looking car, I don't know cars but Rolls Royce comes to mind, but it seemed he needed a lift.
By the smile I got, he got the lift he wanted.
I felt good after I had done my good deed for the day, then I got to thinking of repeating it to other guys in need of a upgrade in their afternoon.
I could be like an Angel of mercy, giving good cheer to strangers on the freeway.
I got all excited about the possibilities and it became like a crusade, a calling.
Almost immediately I began planning my mission, my public display of gratitude to humanity for whatever they may have done for me to make my life better.
No matter that I did not know them.
I just wanted, I told myself, to do something for others that would brighten their day, make life just a little nicer for them at that minute.
I told myself I would be doing a good turn, a bit of intimacy and friendliness, a public display of affection.
It was my obligation to brighten the day of men burdened by despair or lack of excitement.
I began to get excited by the chance to exhibit a little kindness, a little healthy excitement during a time of stress and despair.
When I flashed the second fellow he brightened so that I smiled and waved at him and he waved back warmly, toasting my gesture with a true sense of happiness and gratitude.
"Oh, thank you, lovely lady," he seemed to say.
"I will remember this image for years."
I began to think of different places, as if in an anthology, or a gathering of experiences I could categorize into areas to collect.
I started to think of freeways in which I could handout my endowments of pleasure and happiness.
I could do the 105, the 405, the 210, the Hollywood freeway, the San Diego Freeway, the Pasadena Freeway, the 215, the 99, the Ventura Freeway.
The choices were endless.
I could do the major highways, the Pacific Coast Highway, Wilshire Boulevard, Century, Sunset, Hollywood Boulevard, even Mulholland Drive.
I could keep track on a map I could put up in my office at work and nobody need be the wiser.
I was getting excited just by the numbers.
I began planning my routes, my strategies, and my pulse went up while I contemplated the adventures I would have handing out joy and happiness, doing my good turn for humanity.
So I am getting carried away?
That is the point.
I am getting carried away with a goal, a crusade, a mission in life.
I was so excited my breathing was going crazy.
On my next day of delivering delight I was on the 210 and I handed out views of my breasts to 25 men in cars from Hondas to Corvettes, from Harley motorcycles to a rebuilt Ford Model A.
I got waves, smiles, a few horn honks, and some lights flashed at me.
I thought it was funny that they flashed my flashing them.
I also thought I had made a mistake when I told Sylvia about my new hobby, but she was clearly interested, asking all kinds of questions about it.