The “Silk Scarf”
Pictured
here are myself and our friend Pauline in the condo on Panama Beach, Florida.
Pauline and
Harry invited Pat and I to join them for a week of fun and frolicking. As most
of you know I do not dance to the same tune as the rest of the World, fortunately
do none of my friends. On the night this picture was taken we had been to a
dinner show, an Elvis impersonator and much more including Johnny Cash and June
Carter, they were sensational.
Now on to
the silk scarf story. We were seated front and centre at the restaurant, after
the meal the waiters asked us to move back a foot or two, the stage rose from
the floor and was less than arms length from our table. The show began with a
variety of impersonations then at half interval the lead singer changed into
his Elvis clothes, he was incredible, then he mimicked Elvis’ by handing out silk
scarf’s to the ladies.
For whatever
reason he thought Pauline and I was a couple and Harry and Pat the other
couple.
He motioned
Pauline to the stage and knelt while he sang to her, then put a scarf around
her neck, drew her close and kissed her, when he stood he jestered to her to
flash him embarrassed she shook her head and returned to our table laughing.
As he
continued to sing he looked over at me as if singing to me, I couldn’t resist,
I raised my shirt and flashed my man boobs, he fell to his knees and laughed
hysterically no one else had seen what I did, the band stopped playing and the
Elvis impersonator explained to the crowd and the band what had happened, he
then had his wife, who did the June Carter impersonation, come down and give me
a scarf and a kiss.
Not content
to allow him to finish the set without further interruption I was attempting to
raise myself up when I leaned on the table, it tilted and all the water glasses
slid across the table onto Pauline’s lap soaking her, she jumped up and started
smacking me, the singer saw what happened and again started to laugh. The
customer around us handed Pauline napkins as the singer laughed and explained
to the rest of the crowd what had transpired.
Fortunately
everyone took it in good stride, except Pauline of course, and the band thanked
us for a fun night as we were shaking their hands on the way out.
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