Jamie Lynn
06-28-2014, 11:03 PM
As a preface, the only person that has seen me dress is my wife. I won't tell anyone else as I feel the repercussions concerning my job could be catastrophic. I do however like to dress outdoors if I get the chance knowing full well that I could get busted by someone. I've told myself that I'll just have to own it if it happens. That being said, here's what happened recently.
A couple of weeks ago I was setting up a large outdoor event (unrelated to my job) on the top of a big grassy hill. The weather was sunny and warm and as I was alone I decided to put on a red cami, white bra and forms, and a pair of white denim short shorts. I figured I'd would be able to hear anyone driving up as there is a freshly graveled road that wraps under this hill and it's the only access. I had a different pair of shorts and a t-shirt on the seat of my truck to change into in case I heard someone coming.
So I'd been working for a couple of hours and as I turned around to go to another spot, here's a jeep slowly coming straight at me about 50 yards away!!!! YIKES!! I didn't take into account that the wind had picked up and their car was quiet! Plus at that point they were on the grass anyway! Dang-it!!
All I could do was walk straight at them as they got closer until I could get my rig between me and them. THEN I went into full panic mode! I thought I could pull the cami and bra over the back of my head in one quick snatch but discovered THAT doesn't work very well! I finally got 'em off but had just enough time to throw them on the seat, grab the t-shirt and start to pull it on before the driver (who is a vendor that I have worked with in the past) came over and said "You don't need to change, it's plenty hot out here." To which I replied "That's OK", and finished pulling on the shirt. Lame reply but I was trying to slow the heart rate down! I had no choice but to leave the short shorts on.
His wife got out of the jeep without saying anything except "HI", and the three of us walked over to where they were going to set-up the next day. We discussed their layout and then they left without anything being said about my attire. Needless to say, it was another couple of hours before I changed back into the cami. I wasn't sure if someone else was going to sneak up on me! We interacted multiple times over the weekend without anything being said about the day before. Nor has anyone else said anything. YAY!
So......I know that I should have not panicked when they first saw me and I've berated myself for doing so. I keep thinking that I should have owned it right then and there. Hindsight says especially when they had no derogatory comments! How was I supposed know?! Too much thinking! Flawed at that!
A couple of weeks ago I was setting up a large outdoor event (unrelated to my job) on the top of a big grassy hill. The weather was sunny and warm and as I was alone I decided to put on a red cami, white bra and forms, and a pair of white denim short shorts. I figured I'd would be able to hear anyone driving up as there is a freshly graveled road that wraps under this hill and it's the only access. I had a different pair of shorts and a t-shirt on the seat of my truck to change into in case I heard someone coming.
So I'd been working for a couple of hours and as I turned around to go to another spot, here's a jeep slowly coming straight at me about 50 yards away!!!! YIKES!! I didn't take into account that the wind had picked up and their car was quiet! Plus at that point they were on the grass anyway! Dang-it!!
All I could do was walk straight at them as they got closer until I could get my rig between me and them. THEN I went into full panic mode! I thought I could pull the cami and bra over the back of my head in one quick snatch but discovered THAT doesn't work very well! I finally got 'em off but had just enough time to throw them on the seat, grab the t-shirt and start to pull it on before the driver (who is a vendor that I have worked with in the past) came over and said "You don't need to change, it's plenty hot out here." To which I replied "That's OK", and finished pulling on the shirt. Lame reply but I was trying to slow the heart rate down! I had no choice but to leave the short shorts on.
His wife got out of the jeep without saying anything except "HI", and the three of us walked over to where they were going to set-up the next day. We discussed their layout and then they left without anything being said about my attire. Needless to say, it was another couple of hours before I changed back into the cami. I wasn't sure if someone else was going to sneak up on me! We interacted multiple times over the weekend without anything being said about the day before. Nor has anyone else said anything. YAY!
So......I know that I should have not panicked when they first saw me and I've berated myself for doing so. I keep thinking that I should have owned it right then and there. Hindsight says especially when they had no derogatory comments! How was I supposed know?! Too much thinking! Flawed at that!