#head bands

So. "Wot A Rukus" is out. Instead the title is now an obsolete 90s slogan from the dawn of the Internet Age, the AOL declaration "You've got mail" -- with one throwback beatnik lingo tossed in for the Heck of it.

Feathers are out. Headbands remain, though.

Camp Woodstock. Where you listen to The Beatles all day. I can imagine these writings become a game. Make the least naturalistic change possible. This has to stand out like a sore thumb.

The narrative hinges on just what Li'l Jinx's nickname will be. In her Sioux Tribe or Flower Child group, depending. I am a little curious what the other Hippy group names are at this camp. Hopefully no one calls themselves "The Family".

Neat-o!

Yeah!

Did they lose the paint colors when they moved from Indian to Hippy? And apparently this panel is still acceptable, or deemed transferable from its cultural context.

Hep Cats? I thought they were the Flower Children.

What feather? Incidentally, doesn't that song go "If you're going to San Francisco... Be sure to wear a feather in your hair"? I thought she was playing hippy here. (Without the psychedelics).

Jonathan and hair bands: from ChewingCableCat on Twitter (Berlin, 2020),  Alexis Forte’s Instagram (Provincetown, June 2021) and Lea Michele’s Instagram (New York, June 2021).

Jonathan at Lancaster’s Central Market on 9 July 2021 from Mona Graham’s Instagram and with Justin Gamble on 9 July 2021. 

Jonathan and Lea Michele in the Hamptons, posted on 12, 13 and 16 July 2021.

Not cat socks but I have multiple cute cat ears headbands that I sometimes wear.

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