The music will be the soft breezes of the Atlantic. And South Beach will be gone as a result of Hurricane Madonna, which Santería priests predicted in 2051.
What will be
the hippest Miami-Dade neighborhood, what will it look like, and how much will it
cost to live there?
The Redlands. Concrete and steel. Most of
the trees and all of the fruit.
Will your favorite South
Florida restaurant of today still exist? And will the clientele
change?
Not possible. The chef will have moved to the big
stove in the sky. But Palacio de los Jugos will still be humming along inside a
Kmart.
Imagine yourself sitting in a canoe on Shark River
slough. What do you see?
Lawyers and
paparazzi.
When the urban Miami dweller of 2100 wants to take a
walk in a park, where will he or she go?
Georgia.
How long will it take to travel
from Miami to Havana, and how will folks make the trip? Ditto from Kendall to
downtown.
People will not bother to go see the real Havana.
There will be a theme park just south of Orlando that will take its place. Don1t
miss the Littlest Communists Camp (age twelve and under enter free). The Uncle
Che T-shirts and coffee mugs will be a must for the folks back
home.
How will you spend the day on January 1, 2100?
Hopefully enjoying a reincarnation as a chef for the Dalai
Lama.
