Young Heat 2

By Bad Penny Press

"Off the Rack" Shopping for clothes often requires trying them on. Then, there's always the hope that a man can try the cute little sales clerk on for size, too.

"Something to Cheer About" A daughter's friend wants to show off her new cheer outfit... and what's underneath it.

"Ripe for the Picking" A stop at a farmer's market gives a man a peek at some of the sweetest, juiciest melons he's ever seen.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bad Penny Press
• Release date: Aug 22, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465822659

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Young Heat 2

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Off the Rack

Okay, it might sound a little odd for an older guy like me to say that I enjoy shopping. I’m not gay and I don’t fall under the new-age heading of Metrosexual. All I am is a reasonably normal guy that takes pride in his appearance. And that includes making a day for myself to shop, just like I set aside time for myself to work out. If you keep an open mind, shopping can be an adventure. Sometimes you find just what you need, even if you didn’t know you were looking for it to begin with.

Tuesday mornings tend to be one of the quieter days to shop for clothes or other sundry items, and today was no different. School was in session, moms with kids not yet old enough for school were clustered in the children’s play area, and people who worked normal 9 to 5 weekday jobs were working their jobs instead of crowding the stores in the mall. Since I’m not among the group of folks who work normal hours, I often get to enjoy many places like department and grocery stores without having to deal with the usual crowd.

I was in one of the big department stores at the mall, shopping in the men’s section for a couple casual shirts and slacks. I really didn’t need any new clothing, but this was a luxury I now afforded myself after years of skimping on my appearance in order to properly clothe and feed my kids that have since flown from the nest. I’m nowhere near being the high-fashion type, but as I mentioned before I do try to show some pride in myself.

I’m 50 years old and I’m not that far removed from the clothing sizes I wore in college, I’m proud to say. I’m also quite often complimented by folks who are surprised when they learn my real age, often assuming me ten, and sometimes even fifteen years younger. Part of it is good genes, part of it is exercise and watching my diet, and part of it comes from a form of cheating; shaving my head so I’m not given away by