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Cryptoman
05-12-2004, 05:56 AM
I was taking a shower out in the woods with a long long long garden hose that had been soaking up the warmth of the sun when it hit me. Like a Jeff Foxworthy joke about rednecks...instead this time the joke was on me!
You know you're a hippie if you shower head has a mist function. Can anyone relate to this or am I crazy. I know that this lifestyle isn't the norm anymore, but is there anyone out there that knows where I'm coming from? If anyone has any other you know you're a hippie when stories please let me know, as they probably do pertain to me...I think it's funny as hell!
Peace and love
teepi
05-12-2004, 06:16 AM
Larry and i are definately holding up our end of the freak lifestyle...
We get some pretty weird looks when people find out our shower is in the greenhouse and we have a compost toilet we built ourselves.
We also catch our rainwater for our garden and we recycle our graywater.
Willy_Wonka_27
05-13-2004, 05:16 AM
this ones not really thay good but...
you know your a hippy when ur sleeping in a flower bed
ForestNymphe
05-13-2004, 06:11 AM
*lol*
I remember when the garden hose was the shower. Six of us lived in a rehearsal studio and would take turns out front. We sure got a few strange looks from the passing cars as we navigated the bar of soap beneath the bikini's. ;)
angelgodiva
05-13-2004, 07:14 AM
--If you have permanent sandal tan lines of your feet.
--If you shop in the nostalgia store by necessity.
--If it's Halloween, and people comment on your cool hippie costume,
but you're not wearing a costume.
--If you can't figure out why they're playing Dylan on the oldies station.
--If you have two old pairs of Levi Bell Bottoms, that you still wear
--If you have a brownie recipe that includes ingredients you can not get at the local A&P
--If your dwelling is decorated with any of the following: beads hanging from the door, a lava lamp, Fillmore posters.
--If your home is decorated with homemade art and you don't have kids
--If you do pottery
--If you know how to do macramé
.
--If you were at Woodstock
--If you think you may have been at Woodstock, but aren't entirely sure
--If your favorite Beatle is John
-- If you have fire drills to practice getting all your Grateful Dead tapes out of the house
--If you know what bag you're in
--If you own, or have owned a VW bus painted multiple colors
--If you really, really wish you had been alive in the 1960s
--If you believe that "All You Need is Love"
--If the word "trip" does not make you think of a vacation
--If you've ever received junk mail addressed to "dear radical"
--If your children have names like Windsong, Freedom or Peace, Love, or Rainbow Smith
--If you wish your parents hand named you Peace, Love, or Rainbow Smith
--If you say "thank you" when someone tries to insult you by calling you a hippie
--If you wear Birkenstocks
-- If you make your own sandals
--If you smell like patchouli
--If you have sold any hand-made item in the parking lot of a concert
--If you like Bob Dylan's singing voice
--If the only cds or records in your collection that were recorded after 1980 were recorded by artists who were most famous in the 60s or 70s
--If you own any clothing items made of hemp
This was sent to me in an email a while back, but I don't know who wrote it originally.
Cryptoman
05-13-2004, 07:16 AM
I was cleaning out one of our tents today for a friend coming to stay with us...You know you're a hippie if your guesthouse has a zipper...not as good as the garden hose...but still works!
warthog
05-13-2004, 07:19 AM
had no runnin water &, when it rained one day ripped clothes off,& went runnin to the eves of her house with a bar of soap ..
angelgodiva
05-13-2004, 08:04 AM
It's so funny that you said that, PJ, because I just did the same thing a few hours ago. I am all clean now!
I do not have plumbing at all. I usually go down to the main house to shower, but on a warm day I will use the rain. It makes my hair really soft.
Cryptoman
05-13-2004, 05:01 PM
Yeah, I remember taking rain showers as young as 5 or 6. It's great in the summertime, but october / november and you'd rather heat water on the stove and sponge off.
Fresh tomatos...Dude, you're lucky. I remember when I was but a lad being lowered into the dumpsters behind the grocery stores looking for produce or anything that had expired....Little kids shouldn't know what an expiration date is lol.
I have to go now it's getting ready to rain.
Peace, love and happy showering!
7river
05-13-2004, 11:18 PM
you know your a hippie if your guest house is a vw bus:)
i found these yellow fan shaped sprayers that fit on a garden hose and have a stake for the ground...stake works good on a bungee cord wraped on a tree...even has a built in valve!...nothing beats breaking out the dr bronners in a thunder storm:)
angelgodiva
05-14-2004, 12:31 AM
I use that too--which do you prefer, the peppermint or the almond?
It's peppermint for me, so tingly!
7river
05-17-2004, 03:13 AM
i like eucaliptus (sp?) best myself:)
Rev Van
11-18-2006, 01:31 AM
Well, I would probably relate if I didn't use my garden hose to tie up my boat.:)
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