Tie Dyed: Avoiding Aquarius

Even if it was the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, you still had to go to school. Tie Dyed: Avoiding Aquarius is a funny memoir about growing up in the Deep South during the late 60s and early 70s, a time when everyone else was letting the sunshine in while I was fending off hippies, Folk Mass and Jeb Stuart Magruder. From enormous Sidney Lanier High School, where the administration was steadfastly ignoring integration and where I was experiencing a wardrobe crisis because my mother...
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Even if it was the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, you still had to go to school. Tie Dyed: Avoiding Aquarius is a funny memoir about growing up in the Deep South during the late 60s and early 70s, a time when everyone else was letting the sunshine in while I was fending off hippies, Folk Mass and Jeb Stuart Magruder. From enormous Sidney Lanier High School, where the administration was steadfastly ignoring integration and where I was experiencing a wardrobe crisis because my mother didn't think my skirts were short enough, to tiny University of Montevallo, preserved in Jello since the 1950s, I was kept busy trying to cope. Meanwhile my brothers had started a pot plantation on the roof of the carport, my grandmother's ghost was haunting the house, and if I didn't find my dream career soon, the alternative was law school.Are they absolutely certain the Moon is in the Seventh House?