a different type of a haircut

could a digital bohemian turn into some role model in life?
could it lose its essence of being different among the white collars, and turn into a hype, just like the manga haircuts?

i wonder how much of the being different, travelling, blogging, and walking around with the laptop is fake and how many of those who bohemian around really feel different or pose so.

i could be a bohemian, if i blogged more, if i could travel more to the meetings i feel like attending or if i would be continously up to date with the latest inventions and gadgets.
but well, i am currently busy with translating the RS/232 Settings for an ISEL machine at work, plus the exams, plus the graduation, plus the doing nothing afternoons, so where should there be time left for bohemi-aiming around?

i don't know how this life would fit mine, or if i could fit myself within this group and keep up with it.
the blogwalk last friday was my latest best escape from the over and over declared boredom of going to a place where my brain dies every day a little more, in this office at the end of the world, in a very crowded and non touristy area of bucharest.

my big problems remain though:
1. how should i manage to keep this job, where i do boring stuff, but i am being allowed to leave now and then?
2. how should i find a job to keep me functioning at normal parameters, and still have the time and money to travel?
3. what type of a life would i have then, if i am all the time on the road?
4. how should i get funds for all this extravaganza of travelling around?
5. would i become then the victim of my ever exploding curiosity, and die imbracing a laptop while broadcasting over the internet the latest conference?