BILL CADY Word Count: 149,227 - At My Friend's Place

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 139 Well, it sure as hell captured my attention. That‟s all you need to get something started, as we all know. Actually, Jackie was a pretty special person. She was smart as could be, clever, innovative, well read and well spoken. Jackie had a heart of gold, and was very talented in many areas. She lived on the far side of town from me, about three miles away, near Logan and Mt. Hope Streets. Her father was a foreman at Oldsmobile, so he made good money. Her Mom was a housewife. She had a brother, Dwayne, a few years younger, but I never got to know the boy. Didn‟t need to, and didn‟t want to. As you surely recall, I disliked kids even when I was one. Still, their home was in a rather nice area, neat and clean, and she had a pleasant, happy family. She even smoked, which I saw as a tremendous plus, although it wasn‟t the big deal back then it is today. We had a lot of things in common with each other, and our relationship was pretty good for a year or so. With one big exception. Jackie had something else I thought was remarkable about her. I doubt anyone will see it as spectacular, but I was just a kid when I was a kid, so I liked it a lot. The first time she ever showed me her special trick was a Saturday morning. We were driving to Grand Rapids, fifty-two miles away, for her cousin‟s wedding. Jackie‟s folks wanted her to ride with them, but we were already full swing into the rote system. I‟d gone to Zale‟s Jewelers and established an account. With that I bought her a diamond ring, the first of seven such purchases in my life. That‟s not really too bad when you think of it. I bought seven, but was only stupid enough to carry out four. If a major Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 140 league baseball player did it, he‟d be batting .430, getting more money than anyone in the game. So, as my fiancée, she convinced her folks she should ride with me. We were be- bopping along on I-96 to Grand Rapids, drinking beer, as usual. When I‟d drink beer, there was a funny reaction. It earned me a nickname, “Dime Bladder”. I could usually stow away the first six with no problem. After that, once I‟d taken a leak, it was at least two times per beer. That‟s another reason I was glad I had a car. I almost always drove so I wouldn‟t be forced to beg some asshole to stop before I pissed my pants. We did a lot of drinking while driving on remote country roads. In this case, Jackie and I were cruising along in my 1958 white two-door Olds around the 65 mph speed limit. I‟d already taken a leak the sneaky way. Held an empty can in place and, with a dexterity acquired by a great deal of repetition, peed in the can, then tossed it out. (I know, an ecological pig. I never toss anything from my car anymore, even cigarette butts). Jackie had to pee. It wasn‟t just normal girl stuff, since they pee just to pass the time, or to annoy the guy they‟re with. It was a legitimate request from a girl who drank beer. That trait set her a notch above the others. Most girls wanted wine or sloe gin. Very few would drink beer with a guy. We‟d been talking about timing. She was worried we might arrive late. Her concerns weren‟t out of line, but I sure as hell wasn‟t gonna speed with beer in the car, both of us being minors. Jackie came up with the answer, one I‟d never dare suggest. She pulled down her panties, scooted forward on the seat, held a can with only the tab top Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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