1960s: Parties, Aging, and a Terrible Accident

While young people with flowers in their hair gather to San Seqouia to party, young people in general start going to Oasis Springs for the same reason. Here the scene is different, however, less statements about love and less use of bubbles and more pop-music, keg-drinking, dancing and making out while drunk and regretting it later. Michael loves these parties, when he gets permission from his parents to go, that is. Mostly, this is when they don't know what's going on and think he and his friends are just going to the park after school. And technically, that's true. They do. And they do swim, play foosball, darts and ping pong like Michael tells his parents they are. It's just that they also dance and drink and make out which he simply "forgets" to tell them. Micheal doesn't feel the least bit guilty for withholding information though, not when doing so gives him the courage to make a move on Linda, and - finally! - make out with her. Totally worth a smal...