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The craziest day I ever had
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It was yesterday that we made up our mind to had a crazy day. We, five teenagers which had never been to someplace like a bar, decided to go into there and drink till the mid-night. So, at 7 P.M. we came to a bar where the light is dim and a singer was singing softly, making us feel relaxed. We ordered five bottles of beer and american fries. Nervous but excited, we began to drink and talk. Little by little, we felt a sense of dizziness and the bottles went empty. So we paid the bill and went out. Looking at the street, it looks like a little emptier than we got into the bar. We walked along the street and took some photoes happily, then we got a cab for heading for home. We had planned to get back home after drinking, but actually we went to KTV and had another great time. We sang what we like and roared together, I really couldn’t think of anything more satisfying than this. We got back home at 4 A.M. and fell asleep soon. This is definately a crazy night and also a special experience. And most importantly, I love it.
Post comment Comment (5 replies)
- Reply xingyue
- Wow, so crazy indeed and this is a planned action. Youngsters are always daring and adventurous, especially mangy people are planning together. I dare not to do this though I'm curious about bar actually, so I imagine the excitement. At last, I wanna say don't go too crazy, and I’m envying.
- Reply ivyren
- It's really a crazy day. And i think you love it becasue you never do like this before, and have the joy just like breaking the record. But i want to give you advice on safety, it's would be better if you have the sense of safety
and know how to protect yourself.
- Reply Yuefan
- That's great!! I just wanna say, do what you haven't adventured before when you are young, or you'll regret for missing that. WHAT A FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE FULL OF YOUTH ENTHUSIASM!
- Reply teadrinking
- What a crazy day. Sometimes we need to have something for fun. I think that you have done on that day.
Life is brief, enjoy it.
