People-Watching: A Somewhat Creepy, Yet Socially Acceptable Behavior
Thursday, March 5, 2009
They're baaaack.
Apparently, Wednesdays are Neo-Hippy Days at FIU now. At the root of it, I think, is Obama, with his love for Honest Tea and Whole Foods and hugs. You know he'd grow a 'fro if it were fashionably acceptable in the White House. Even the Man is kept down by the Man. But anyway. I suspect the mini Woodstock is primarily a result of the Organic Farmer's Market being held every Wednesday afternoon, which started this semester. Campus seems pretty average and lame all week (as usual), except for those few hours the market is in business-- it's still lame, but in a peaceful, hempy way. Suddenly, the hippies sprout up everywhere, like magic mushrooms on cow dung. Just look...
Next to the market, playing acoustic music and getting high on love and tie dye...
Out by the lake with their quirky foreign instruments...
Sunbathing until they're burnt beyond recognition...
I wonder how long this new age of hippies will last. What speedy drug will take them out of their daze and into some horrible post-modern disco era? Which of their musical heroes will OD and drown in their own vomit? Do they bathe? Obama, look what you've done!
I'm an observant little wanderer living in South Florida. Part-time Starbucks minion, full-time English/Art student, full-time casual sociologist. I watch people, listen to them, and more often than not, make fun of them... and yes, I myself am fair game also.
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