I stopped at a rest stop just about twenty minutes out from Memphis to smoke a joint.I pulled towards the back and parked where there were no other ca...s around.I stepped out of the car and walked about 200 feet to a picnic table under a canopy,although the area was well lit,there was just enough darkness that even if someone saw me they would not have known I was a man dressed like a woman.I sat down lit my joint and just admired how good them stockings and high heels looked on me.I was so. “You’re dad’s pretty great.”“Yeah, just don’t get him started on his dad jokes. Name’s Craig.”“Jaime. A pleasure,” she replied, shaking his hand as he sat next to her. “Nice job up there. Have to admit, I’ve never been a country fan until tonight. This was my first real exposure to it.”“Cool. Where ya from that don’t have much country music?”“Los Angeles,” Jaime said, slipping off her sunglasses to get a better look at him.“Hollywood. I wish they all could be California Girls!” he crooned in a. ”“One batch has gone out to Goodwill already,” I said. “I’m afraid there isn’t a lot left that we’ll salvage except the furniture and computers. I’ve got a truck arranged on Wednesday next week to take care of moving it into storage until I find a good home for it. By Wednesday night, everything should be clean and rentable, and you have my thirty-day notice from the first of the month.”“Yes. Georgia was such a good tenant. I don’t suppose you’d be interested in taking the house, would you?. As I was still just in my shorts, I decided to take the opportunity to face into the sun and catch some rays."This would be a great place to sunbathe," she said beginning to relax."Yes, it is. When I'm here in the house all alone I typically go for the all over, but with company and all..." Don't mind me," she said with a smile. "Once I'm done with my sandwich, it's back to work." Me too, I'm afraid."And so it was. We finished our lunch and headed back to our respective jobs. Another hour.