Max Yasgur's Farm
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Neil smiled as he felt the heat rise in his face. He could picture it turning pink.
"Well I guess you could consider it my contribution to the arts."
"That's mighty wide of you. Would you just kiss me please?" Shauna was shaking, not solely because the water was truly damn cold, but also from the anticipation. Neil did not know that she had dreamt of this moment for a very long time.
"Since you said please." Neil's voice trailed off as he got to the last word. It was barely audible and his lips were now next to Shauna's. Close enough to feel each others breath if in fact either one of them were breathing at the moment.
The jokes made an awkward situation easier, but it was now time for the jokes to stop. Neil looked into Shauna's sky blue eyes and almost forgot what he was supposed to do. He flinched slightly when Shauna drew herself towards him. Her lips touched his. From that point on it was pure instinct. There was nothing anxious or clumsy about their kiss. It was soft and sweet. Perfection.
It endured until Shauna pulled away. Neil opened his eyes and saw that Shauna's were still closed. There was an expression of satisfaction on her face that closely resembled the expression she had after eating the ice cream cone. She opened her eyes and smiled.
"You would be a great actor you know it?" Shauna informed Neil.
"Who was acting?"
"What's that old cliché, practice makes perfect?"
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About the Book
Much more than thirty years passed in the time it took to get from the original Woodstock Festival, hosted by Max Yasgur, to the thirtieth anniversary of
The future generation of young people, who would eventually be described as the “me” generation, would be much more concerned about material items than saving the world. Also, technology seems to have thrown unforeseen complications and disruptions into our day-to-day activities.
Years after the original
Neil and Shauna live in different worlds. Those two worlds collide on an old school bus bound for Max Yasgur’s farm.
Along the way Neil realizes that while his nose has been stuck in computers, he may have been missing out on what was truly important in life. Shauna, meanwhile learns that there are good men in the world. Most importantly, she discovers that Neil is one of those good men.
About the Author
Dan Bimrose resides in Rising Sun,
To finance his writing and sometimes for entertainment purposes, five days a week he heads into his “night job” as a floor supervisor at Belterra Casino in Florence, Indiana.
Dan Began writing novel-length fiction nearly two decades ago. While in the midst of a trying time he found it therapeutic to be able to have control over the lives and worlds of his characters, when so much in his own life was subject to the whims of others.
Ironically, over time Dan discovered he only had limited control over his characters as eventually they would travel paths and say things that would surprise him, as well as, make him laugh and think. It is Dan’s sincere desire and hope that his readers will react the same way.