My dream Pt 1

"When you move here I'll check you wardrobe and if you don't have the proper clothes I take you shopping," she told me.

"You mean if I move here. I haven't got the job yet."

Sydney looked like she knew something I didn't and said with a smile on her lips, "I have a good feeling about you. I think they'll offer you the position and you will take it. Now climb on up and lets get going."

I looked at the jeep and said, "You mean this is yours. I expected you to drive a sports car or a convertible."

"Can't go out into the desert in a sports car. I love the desert it's so quiet there and you don't have to go far to get away from every one," She told me as she started to climb up into the driver seat.

By the time I got over to my side Sydney had her seat belt on and the jeep running. I, none too gracefully, climbed into my seat and grabbed the roll bar for somewhere to put my hand. The inside of the jeep was covered in the same dust that covered the outside of the vehicle. The only place that was clean was the seat I was sitting on and, of course, the drivers seat.

Sydney looked over at me and said, "You'd better buckle your seat belt, I wouldn't want to lose you." Once I was buckled up Sydney cranked up the stereo with some Spanish music and took off.

The music was quite loud and I couldn't have talked if I wanted to but there really was no need at the time. Sydney seemed to enjoy the music immensely and she danced to the beat as she drove by swaying her shoulders and wiggling her hips. When she had to stop for a light she held her hands up in the air and continued to dance from her seat.

I couldn't understand what the words to the songs were but the beat of the music was such I found myself getting into the music as well. I was almost disappointed when she turned off the stereo when we reached the restaurant an hour later.

The restaurant looked like something you would see in Mexico. There was an outside dinning area that was surrounded by arched walls and wrought iron gates. There were ceiling fans everywhere to send a breeze onto the patrons while they ate. The inside of the restaurant was air-conditioned and was quite cool. The decorations looked like they had all came up from Mexico.