Is that Brooklyn now? Looks downright warm up there. Or maybe its just the kava giving off tropical vibes."WILDHARVESTED"
LOLOLOL.
I really need to pack up some supplies and head into the mountains of Fiji.... gotta find me some of that wild kava!
Mother Earth will delouse us one way or another.
kneading hard in april... aluballed in mayHaha, that picture was during the construction process, so the interior looks a bit different now(we don't have the same light fixtures) I think the filter I used made it appear brighter than it actually was. We will turn the brightness down. One thing is we serve coffee during the morning so we have somewhat different hours than a lot of kava bars.
Let us all take a careful look in the mirror at this point. If we don't see anything, then we are vampires.literally has photo of kale with the kava
i actually think the emergence and prosperity of kava bars around the states is in the hands of hipsters.
Thanks for the reply @BrooklynKava , and welcome to the forum! Best of luck to you guys as you get going.
I don't see my reflection in the mirror, but I think that's only because of it being obscured by a cloud of skin flakes.Let us all take a careful look in the mirror at this point. If we don't see anything, then we are vampires.
I wasn't singling anyone out, just trying to point out "hipster" is defined as "Someone younger than yourself who tries too hard to be trendy. Or tries too hard to be the opposite of trendy. Or tries to be something, and doesn't get it quite right. Or right at all." I don't really see the point in hating on such people, because we all probably used to be like that to some extent, it's kind of part and parcel with youth. (But old hipsters: feel free to hate away..(no don't))
I think there's some hipster backlash these days because the word no longer implies any broad definition or a small number of genuinely unique individuals. There has become a very specific pre-packaged, look, style, personality, set of likes & dislikes that now define the modern "hipster". Any true, natural hipster-types, that arrived at that lifestyle outside of current trends or peer pressure are now vastly outnumbered by the johnny-come-lately types. When any movement grows too large, it's bound to acquire more and more detractors. I find it especially humorous in the case of Hipsters now, because the whole style was based off being opposed to popular trends, yet it has now risen to the top of the mainstream. Popular and filled with bandwagonism. This very fact should cause so much self-loathing within it's community, according to it's own doctrine.
