Are you so impulsive you'll buy an almond pack and upend some in your mouth while the the other hand's opening the door with another behind?

Hey Wel..Do you remember the Beatniks in 1964 or so. I be seen some and remember because I'm super impressionable. I read On The Road with glee with marijuana and tea!



​She represents a living refutation of a simplistic generational narrative that portrays the boomer counterculture as a temporary phase that gave way to mainstream conformity. Instead, she chose a path of sustained and uncompromising ideological conviction. Her legacy is not merely in her activism but in her very existence as a person who synthesized a unique blend of intellectual, political, and personal choices to form a life of profound authenticity. She was a woman who was a serious intellectual but not an academic, a radical activist but not a simple follower, and a cultivated individual who rejected the commercial trappings of taste. She was an archetype of a particular, and perhaps rare, kind of post-war intellectual: one who lived her philosophy in every choice, from the food she ate to the clothes she wore, leaving behind a testament to a life lived without compromise.