BogieMcFly
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But not quite as bad, for me.
Today I went to get my hair cut - I'm growing it out a little longer so that I can comb it instead of "spike" it, so that I won't have such dramatic "fed head." (Any ideas how to prevent that, guys? Or am I on the right track?)
Anyway, the woman cutting my hair asked me what I wanted for Christmas, and, being pretty vague, said, "Humphrey Bogart and Indiana Jones stuff," not wanting to have to explain what a fedora was, or any of that.
Well, upon hearing my comment, the woman cutting my sister's hair, behind me, began to laugh!! She said, "Where do you get THAT stuff?"
It amazes me, how some people today seem to forget about things that seem to have "faded away," and more so when there is a crossing of generations, or between appearances of styles. When a 15 year old of today's world says that his favorite actor is Humphrey Bogart, or that the 1930's were indeed the Golden Era, why is he laughed at? What is the problem with enjoying the past, and embracing what you think is so great, and why do people have such trouble accepting it when you do?
*sigh*
In Christ,
Shane
Today I went to get my hair cut - I'm growing it out a little longer so that I can comb it instead of "spike" it, so that I won't have such dramatic "fed head." (Any ideas how to prevent that, guys? Or am I on the right track?)
Anyway, the woman cutting my hair asked me what I wanted for Christmas, and, being pretty vague, said, "Humphrey Bogart and Indiana Jones stuff," not wanting to have to explain what a fedora was, or any of that.
Well, upon hearing my comment, the woman cutting my sister's hair, behind me, began to laugh!! She said, "Where do you get THAT stuff?"
It amazes me, how some people today seem to forget about things that seem to have "faded away," and more so when there is a crossing of generations, or between appearances of styles. When a 15 year old of today's world says that his favorite actor is Humphrey Bogart, or that the 1930's were indeed the Golden Era, why is he laughed at? What is the problem with enjoying the past, and embracing what you think is so great, and why do people have such trouble accepting it when you do?
*sigh*
In Christ,
Shane