Calling Jewell
Lucas came to my house at 9:00pm last night. We commenced calling the girls up.
At first I got Lucas to ring Zola but she wasn’t home.
I then called Jewell and she was home. She answered the phone.
All the girls were over her house. I talked to her and her friends for some time.
I worked my wonders and I got her address. Jewell and me talked about meeting outside of her house, just to talk.
Rolling at my house at the time was Rory and Palmer and we left with them.
Life Comes Full Circle
We drove to Pizza Hut and met Simon there. He was going to meet up where we were meeting Jewell.
The park where we met the girls was called Spitfire Park. Tonight went OFF for me because everything was happening tonight for me. It’s coming full circle.
At first it was only Rory, Palmer and Lucas’s cars there. Ralf was with us.
We rang Jewell up and they came down to the park.
Then people and cars started turning up making me look good in front of her. I didn’t need it though.
Imad turned up, followed by Miroslav, Simon and Claude’s friend turned up, which I can’t remember his name right now.
Hitting It Off With Jewell
I hit it off with Jewell. When I left her alone she talked to her friends and kept pointing to me and smiling. Good sign.
Imad as usual got his root from his on the side. He had no shirt on, done some burn outs and showed off a bit.
Jewell knows Miroslav from skating but doesn’t talk to him.
Jewell and the other girls didn’t want to come out with us because part of the reason was they didn’t know us that good and their parents wouldn’t let them out this late. It’s better that way because I can get to know her better without trying anything on her.
She wants me to see her tomorrow at 6:00pm after she finished work. I know she is a checkout chick. That’s all I know about her really.
I also know that she looked hot tonight.
Preparing For A New Day
It’s time to go to sleep and see what happens when the light comes up. I need some good sleep tonight.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
