"The floor was black and white checked, and there were eight or ten booths with vinyl seats; salt and pepper shakers, glass sugar dispensers, silver metal napkin holders and Louisiana hot sauce sitting in the center of each one.
...what I remember best were the big round, red Coke signs and the brown Dr. Pepper signs. My favorite was a Coke sign with a teenage boy and girl sitting at a similar counter.
Her blonde hair was pulled into a ponytail, and she was wearing a white sweater with a black poodle skirt. The furry white poodle, with his round black button eyes and whiskers, was so cool.
The boy’s neat, short hair was parted on the side and his nose was covered with freckles. The cuffs of his jeans were rolled up above his white socks.
Their shoes were black and white saddle oxfords. They smiled brilliantly, as if the bottles of Coke they were holding made life perfect. Seems those two knew something the rest of us would only come to learn later; life just about was." -- copied
Carolyn Scott and Rookie the golden retriever dance to "You're the One that I Want" from the movie 'Grease'
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