Ergowear Roadtrip

[Pennbikini]

Had a long drive from New England back to Pennsylvania yesterday and, as I do from time to time, I decided to shuck my shorts and outer shirt, so I was driving on a beautiful sunny day in a yellow T-shirt and dark blue Ergowear string bikini. I was in my SUV so I don't think too many people got a show...except for maybe a trucker or two who could look down through the moonroof...and a rest stop where I was pulling the shorts back on behind the wheel. I was on back 2-lane roads a fair bit too, so not too many "peek-a-bo" moments.

[swimmer78]

Ergowear makes great underwear! I have several of their thongs and one tanga. In fact, today I'm wearing the X4D thong in "nostalgia rose" color under some lightweight Perry Ellis trousers. The perfect hot summer day office wear.

[PNWTraveler]

I have a 73 mile drive from the office. I will often take my shirt off especially during the summer. I was just wondering if anyone takes more than that off.

Last week I came to our gated community and there was a disabled vehicle sitting in the roadway. The occupants waved me around. I rolled my passenger side window down to see if they needed any help as I’m not wearing a shirt. Turned out they were two twenty somethings females. They didn’t say anything about my lack of a shirt.

[BikinisAlwaysShow]

I used to work a night shift and in the summer if it was 90 outside it was 110 inside where I was so when 3am rolled around and my shift was over I would get to my car and strip down to just my bikinis and drive the 30 min home in nothing but. Not even shoes. it was all back roads and it was dark out and no traffic at that time so nobody would see into my car, but what I would do is on my route home there was a bridge over a highway, so I would stop my car on the bridge, get out and walk to the guard rail, climb up on it and wave at any cars that happened to be going by under the bridge. I never got any honks or anything, but the thought of people seeing a random person (me) waving at them wearing nothing but bikinis was such a rush.

[Microbikiniman]

I used to work a night shift and in the summer if it was 90 outside it was 110 inside where I was so when 3am rolled around and my shift was over I would get to my car and strip down to just my bikinis and drive the 30 min home in nothing but. Not even shoes. it was all back roads and it was dark out and no traffic at that time so nobody would see into my car, but what I would do is on my route home there was a bridge over a highway, so I would stop my car on the bridge, get out and walk to the guard rail, climb up on it and wave at any cars that happened to be going by under the bridge. I never got any honks or anything, but the thought of people seeing a random person (me) waving at them wearing nothing but bikinis was such a rush.

When you write your autobiography and Tinseltown uses it for an epic, that will be a key scene! Also would be a howler in a screwball comedy when the police just happen by on early-morning patrol!

[BikinisAlwaysShow]

I used to work a night shift and in the summer if it was 90 outside it was 110 inside where I was so when 3am rolled around and my shift was over I would get to my car and strip down to just my bikinis and drive the 30 min home in nothing but. Not even shoes. it was all back roads and it was dark out and no traffic at that time so nobody would see into my car, but what I would do is on my route home there was a bridge over a highway, so I would stop my car on the bridge, get out and walk to the guard rail, climb up on it and wave at any cars that happened to be going by under the bridge. I never got any honks or anything, but the thought of people seeing a random person (me) waving at them wearing nothing but bikinis was such a rush.

When you write your autobiography and Tinseltown uses it for an epic, that will be a key scene! Also would be a howler in a screwball comedy when the police just happen by on early-morning patrol!

is this a round about way of saying you don’t believe me?