Remember college days, when we would stay up late, and just plain be crazy. I had a friend who was madly in love with David Letterman. That was one of his phrases, 20 years ago anyway.
Robin was working at the Multicultural Festival last night, so Kaylin and I drove up and checked it out. I think my expectations were a little high. I mean, what was there was good, but it was a little on the small side. But we still feel sufficiently educated and cultured. Especially by the guy selling D&G "real" sunglasses for $25. But for us, it's only $20. Do you think we just fell off the turnip truck? No thanks, we'll wait and go to Chinatown in NY and get the fake ones for much less.
But we did enjoy the opening show and we did enjoy all of the artisans. Kaylin saw jewelry that was right up her alley, except for the price. But it doesn't cost anything to look.
And we're thinking of sending her to "Henna Tatoo School" where she can learn a trade and pay her way through university and she can have Fethtivals every day.
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