so on friday my friend's parents came to see her and she asked us to go to the pub to meet them, so we all went, which was nice, and then they invited us out for an indian afterwards which was also very nice
then we went in one of THE most local pubs in the area and it turned out to be karaoke night and we were pretty freaked out at first because it was soooo local but then as we got drunker it got better
but then my friend got upset because the guy she'd been seeing messaged her to say he wanted to be just friends, so that was a bit shitty she spent a lot of time crying and i spent a lot of time comforting her
but then we were drunk and singing and dancing around and being hit on by 40 year old builders buying us jack daniels and coke so it s'allgood
Lyrics: swing life away / rise against
Showing posts with label going out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label going out. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 November 2012
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
You are the most clever most stupid most whatever you are the most honourable soldier super hero pretty as a cat you have integrity that I cannot concieve you are opinionated you are my belief you are so good you are so bad you have experience things I never have you take me you take me you take me where I have never been
i don't get how some parents can be SO controlling..watching this documentary and the mother won't let her go out with her friends, her response is things like 'why do you want to see them you see them all day at college you NEVER spend time with me' but the daughter rightly points out that she spends all her time with her mother because she isn't allowed to go out
then the mother is all 'i'm losing her' and it's like of course you are, you're not giving her freedom or allowing her to be 16 years old and see her friends like normal people
Lyrics: my best friend is you / kate nash
then the mother is all 'i'm losing her' and it's like of course you are, you're not giving her freedom or allowing her to be 16 years old and see her friends like normal people
Lyrics: my best friend is you / kate nash
Labels:
controlling,
documentaries,
friends,
going out,
kate nash,
parents
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