flower child

"When was the last time you saw a flower child?

Holly was born years late; she should have been a 60's flower child.

For one truly shining moment, they were all flower children.

Daughter of two flower children and particularly close with her rock musician father.

Then you might be an eternal flower child in need of a dive bar.

Bert's his own kind of flower child, no doubt not ready to settle down.

Both he and Janet are former flower children from the 1960s.

As the book puts it, he wonders what turned flower children into gardeners.

He half expected flower children and hippies to step out of the fog.

What's more, she's no karma-addled flower child who stayed on in the name of love.

She gives an impression of a former flower child.

The fact is, they seem more flower children from the 60's, even though most of the 14 team members were not born until after that decade.

They make even our Deckers look like flower children.

She is a delayed flower child or something, a real throwback to the sixties.

In those days we lovingly called ourselves flower children.

And she is not, she says, aiming at the odd flower child.

Miniskirts, flower children, the big Vietnam buildup, black power - they were all still in the future.

"That was the reference, from my grunge collection, very flower child."

My parents, of course, were not flower children.

We're the flower children and all that stuff.

Aging rock stars and middle-aged flower children are not the market for this revival.

He had this very gentle flower child demeanor and philosophy."

But amid the strollers are more than flower children.

For the flower children of the 1960's, Afghanistan was happily "far out."

"I want you to listen to me very carefully, Flower Child.