Honey_B
Weaver of Dreams
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August 15, 1969
Mary Yasgur instinctively smoothed her full skirt of her sundress and peeled off her white driving gloves as she got out of her '59 Ford sedan. An English teacher off for the summer, she had driven out to her uncle's farm to help out with a little art festival he was having on his property. At least that's what he had called it on the phone when Mary had agreed to come. To Mary, this didn't look like any art festival she had ever seen. No, this look like a circus had exploded all over her uncle's pastureland. People were everywhere! She couldn't even begin to discern from which walk of life they had come. Most of them looked young enough to make Mary feel old. At 30, Mary's youthful prettiness had matured into a classic beauty. With long blonde hair (forever in a French twist), long legs, full breasts, and a slender waist, she was far from the old-maid she considered herself to be.
"Mary, Mary! Welcome to Woodstock! I'm so glad I convinced you to come out of hiding. You've been moping around far too long for that boy. You've got some livin to catch up on. This is going to be one of the greatest events in human history and I wouldn't want you to miss it," Max Yasgur said as he gave his niece a great big bear hug.
Mary disentangled herself. "I am here to help out, Uncle Max, but I shan't be attending." She looked around for something productive to do. "Nonsense!" Uncle Max laughed. "You don't need to lift a finger, Mar. That was just my little trap to lure you out here. Never could say no to someone who needed help, could you?"
Mary looked at Max reproachfully.
"Don't look at me like that. Now, I've got to a sweet little thing from San Francisco that I've been neglecting. You run along and have a good time at the festival," he said as he turned to go. "And Mary... Don't be afraid to experience life." Her uncle wrapped his arm around a graying woman in a flowing orange dress and they disappeared into the crowd.
Mary smiled and said softly to know one in particular, "Sorry Uncle, this is just a bit out of my league." She fished in her pocket for her keys. Instead her hand closed around a piece of paper. She pulled it out. It was a note from her uncle saying she would get her keys back after the festival was over. He must have done it when he gave her that hug!
"Ahhhh! I'm stranded!" Mary said loudly enough for several people to turn around and give her an odd look.
OOC: If you'd like to come to Woodstock, we have an OOC thread. Introduce a character, ask questions, or harass each other at:
OOC: Backstage at Woodstock, 1969
Mary Yasgur instinctively smoothed her full skirt of her sundress and peeled off her white driving gloves as she got out of her '59 Ford sedan. An English teacher off for the summer, she had driven out to her uncle's farm to help out with a little art festival he was having on his property. At least that's what he had called it on the phone when Mary had agreed to come. To Mary, this didn't look like any art festival she had ever seen. No, this look like a circus had exploded all over her uncle's pastureland. People were everywhere! She couldn't even begin to discern from which walk of life they had come. Most of them looked young enough to make Mary feel old. At 30, Mary's youthful prettiness had matured into a classic beauty. With long blonde hair (forever in a French twist), long legs, full breasts, and a slender waist, she was far from the old-maid she considered herself to be.
"Mary, Mary! Welcome to Woodstock! I'm so glad I convinced you to come out of hiding. You've been moping around far too long for that boy. You've got some livin to catch up on. This is going to be one of the greatest events in human history and I wouldn't want you to miss it," Max Yasgur said as he gave his niece a great big bear hug.
Mary disentangled herself. "I am here to help out, Uncle Max, but I shan't be attending." She looked around for something productive to do. "Nonsense!" Uncle Max laughed. "You don't need to lift a finger, Mar. That was just my little trap to lure you out here. Never could say no to someone who needed help, could you?"
Mary looked at Max reproachfully.
"Don't look at me like that. Now, I've got to a sweet little thing from San Francisco that I've been neglecting. You run along and have a good time at the festival," he said as he turned to go. "And Mary... Don't be afraid to experience life." Her uncle wrapped his arm around a graying woman in a flowing orange dress and they disappeared into the crowd.
Mary smiled and said softly to know one in particular, "Sorry Uncle, this is just a bit out of my league." She fished in her pocket for her keys. Instead her hand closed around a piece of paper. She pulled it out. It was a note from her uncle saying she would get her keys back after the festival was over. He must have done it when he gave her that hug!
"Ahhhh! I'm stranded!" Mary said loudly enough for several people to turn around and give her an odd look.
OOC: If you'd like to come to Woodstock, we have an OOC thread. Introduce a character, ask questions, or harass each other at:
OOC: Backstage at Woodstock, 1969
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