Jaztheman
Chairman of Selectors
Sunderland. It looks like the poor side of Newcastle, a poor mans Newcastle if you like. As upon entering Sunderland there were loads of roadworks with these machine things that look like things I shouldn't really mention in a diary that anyone of any age can read. Lennon, I found out the hippies name after some hard intense interrogation work, said that they were called drills. I had something beginning in d in mind but it definitely wasn't called a drill...
On the of the roadworks we went by had a radio and it had the news on. With the traffic getting longer by the second we put down the window and decided to see if we could get any of the new gossip. I wasn't ready for what happened next though.
"Fire breaks out on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia as several thousand are thought to have been killed. Many more thousand expected to be severely injured. It's the biggest tragedy to happen in Russia, in years! The fire was thought to of been started..."
Outskirts of Moscow? That's where my family live! Well lived, I don't know where they live now but I sure hope they moved recently, or in the last 15 years. What if they died? Oh no. I have to get to Russia quicker now. With the traffic getting longer and longer still, which seemed impossible at the time, I spotted a little country road. A country road in Sunderland? Fair enough.
"Lennon, I think we should take that country road, bro."
"Radical thinking. Let's hit it!"
A full 90 degree turn came as we went straight over a speed bump at 60mph and started bombing down the country lane. I then got creeped out as the thing you would least expect from a hippy then happened. His hands clenched harder and harder on the steering wheel and a sudden grin appeared on his face...
"It's time..."
His left hand then came of the steering well. He opened the glove compartment and took out a CD. I couldn't see what CD though as his long dark hair got in the way. He then ejected the CD and inserted the new CD. Remember the saying; expect the unexpected?
"Hit it!"
I'm On A Highway To Hell then came blaring on and he turned up the volume. It was almost defaming! Does it matter though? It's just my kind of music. We then looked at each other, looked straight ahead at the road which overlooked the sea. Then in sync, as if it was planned, we started head banging to the sweat tune by AC/DC.
On the of the roadworks we went by had a radio and it had the news on. With the traffic getting longer by the second we put down the window and decided to see if we could get any of the new gossip. I wasn't ready for what happened next though.
"Fire breaks out on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia as several thousand are thought to have been killed. Many more thousand expected to be severely injured. It's the biggest tragedy to happen in Russia, in years! The fire was thought to of been started..."
Outskirts of Moscow? That's where my family live! Well lived, I don't know where they live now but I sure hope they moved recently, or in the last 15 years. What if they died? Oh no. I have to get to Russia quicker now. With the traffic getting longer and longer still, which seemed impossible at the time, I spotted a little country road. A country road in Sunderland? Fair enough.
"Lennon, I think we should take that country road, bro."
"Radical thinking. Let's hit it!"
A full 90 degree turn came as we went straight over a speed bump at 60mph and started bombing down the country lane. I then got creeped out as the thing you would least expect from a hippy then happened. His hands clenched harder and harder on the steering wheel and a sudden grin appeared on his face...
"It's time..."
His left hand then came of the steering well. He opened the glove compartment and took out a CD. I couldn't see what CD though as his long dark hair got in the way. He then ejected the CD and inserted the new CD. Remember the saying; expect the unexpected?
"Hit it!"
I'm On A Highway To Hell then came blaring on and he turned up the volume. It was almost defaming! Does it matter though? It's just my kind of music. We then looked at each other, looked straight ahead at the road which overlooked the sea. Then in sync, as if it was planned, we started head banging to the sweat tune by AC/DC.