In April of 1971, I lived in Munchweiller, Germany with my newly drafted husband.
My sympathies were with the love-children and hippies of that zeitgeist (another ‘Z’ word). But my husband received his draft notice on our wedding day in ’68. I worked a double-shift at the phone company in Red Bank, New Jersey during Woodstock while my groom received Army training at Fort Mammoth. Life got in the way of my political leanings. I was all late-night talk and impassioned arguments and hoping...
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Published on April 30, 2013 07:50