Comments | tangerinpenguin: Teach your children well

tangerinpenguin

Teach your children well

Apr 26, 2010 13:30

Shoot me now. Actual conversation at work:Me: Wow. Crosby, Stills and Nash already sold out for June 12 at Chateau Ste. Michelle.
Coworker: Whoever he is. Me: ... Crosby, Stills and Nash. [Bringing up our CSN artist page]
Coworker: OK, whoever they are. Me: [boggling] You are kidding.
Coworker: Chris, Chris, Chris, you have to accept it: you're ( Read more... )

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hiker_chick April 27 2010, 02:22:08 UTC

[running to go play "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"] ...do do do doo... doot do do do doo....

In my defense... anonymous April 28 2010, 20:58:27 UTC

Coworker in question here: Ok, I don't have a good defense. To answer the questions above: I'm 30. My parents are 65. And, I have a passing familiarity with this group called "The Rolling Stones" I heard someone mention briefly. ;)

My parents are a different kind of hippie, I suppose. More of the "love your mama earth" and, "here, take some Valerian root for that headache" (the granola-crunch part of Chris' comment) than anti-war protesters, perhaps that's the difference?

I suspect what's more likely is that my mom loved them (verified) and my dad probably didn't (totally unverified, but he tends to hate that kind of music) so she didn't play it. Mom: totally into Kumbaya and all that, Dad: put up with the Kumbaya and all that.

Though, as I've been doing my homework, I've determined: Totally familiar with "Love the One You're With".

Verdict: My parents failed me as a hippie, but totally win for granola-crunch! :D