Gay chevy truck

Last summer, I was shocked beyond shocked when our beloved editor, Richard Study, asked me if I wanted to attend a BLTG (sandwich?) event hosted by Chevrolet in Seattle and Vancouver.  I’ve never been a girl who could say ‘no’ to a male, so of course I cleared my busy calendar (brunch, shopping, tea dances, standing in line for Lady Gaga tickets) to attend.

The kicker was that I could take an “influencer”, as Chevy put it.  I immediately called the (current) adoration of my animation Steve and invited him to participate me.  Soon, we were in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle, the gay district that is also acknowledged as the Swish Alps.  Before prolonged, we were dining at Dick’s, sipping Seattle’s Best lattes and driving 2014 Chevys with big-time Hollywood producers who were far more stylish than us Midwest Bears, though we did blend-in nicely with all the guys, all the gays, and even a sapphic couple with child.

I’ve written elsewhere about the fabulous rides we had in both the Chevy Spark and Chevy Volt. What wonderful little cars! These two are such a big improvement over what electric cars were when first introduced! The Chevy people — Michelle, Kevin, Shad and Rob — knew that the best w