For my Jack. Be a good boy.
I love you so much so very much. I’m finding it really hard with a nearly 18-year-old boy who likes to experiment with alcohol on Fridays. Yup all kids are drinking here in our country, legal age is 18. He got arrested last year for being all cheeky to the policeman. Obviously he resisted arrest in his drunken stupor and got himself locked up in a cell for the night and I got an £80 fine.
Been a single parent all his life, hes never had male influences but you better believe that I don’t take any shit of him. We generally have a very fond loving relationship but when hes had a drink of the stella lager it’s called ( Wife Beater ) he goes all arrogant and aggressive within himself.Its horrible.
I don’t want Our Jack to be a drinker I really don’t but you’ve got to let the kids find their own way haven’t you. I can just guide and talk to him. NO WAY do I want these kids of mine to get a criminal record or any form of addiction or dependency around drugs and alcohol. My daughter is a goodish girl shes had her moments but not manage get herself locked up.
A song for you Jack – Be a good boy.
Love Mum. x
Theres an interesting debate and a sacking of our senior drugs minister this week which I feel very passionately about. I’ll write about it soon.
So up rolls a riot van
And sparks excitement in the boys
But the policemen look annoyed
Perhaps these are ones they should avoid
Got a chase last night
From men with truncheons dressed in hats
We didn’t do that much wrong
Still ran away though for the laugh
Just for the laugh
And please just stop talking
Cause they won’t find us if you do
Oh those silly boys in blue
Well they won’t catch me and you
Have you been drinking, son
You don’t look old enough to me
I’m sorry, officer
Is there a certain age you’re supposed to be
Cause nobody told me
And up rolls the riot van
And these lads just wind the coppers up
They ask why they don’t catch proper crooks
They get their address and their names took
But they couldn’t care less
Got thrown in a riot van,
and all the coppers kicked him in,
and there was no way he could win,
just had to take it on the chin.
I’m tearful.





