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In November 2002, our friend Tanis Doe was visiting. Tanis, Robin and Laura headed from our apartment over to the Walnut Cafe for lunch. When walking past a parking lot, they discovered a number of men restriping the lot. Tanis noticed that they were painting the "wheelie man" symbol to designate the accessible parking space. She told the men that they needed to make some female figures as well. One of the men replied that he didn't have a model. Tanis, being the zany person she was, told the men that she would be their model. She then lifted her shirt, baring her breasts. One of the men deadpanned, "We don't have enough paint."
Sadly Tanis passed away unexpectedly on August 4, 2004. Several of us who loved her best went to the parking lot in Tanis' memory and feminized the wheelie man. Here are our results.
