Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Exploration 5

One Summer day a few years ago my friend Patrick and I decided to hang out at his house. He came and picked me up from my house because I did not have my driver's license yet. We went back to his house and were trying to figure out what to do. We were sitting there on his couch just talking, when Pat says,"Hey I wonder what Mitch is doing." We both laughed because he knew he had been grounded by his parents. We called him just to see what he was up to, and that is when the trouble started. We were trying to get Mitch to sneak out and it did not take much persuading to get him to join us. We drove over to his house, and picked him up outside his house after he sneaked outside. We asked him how he was going to get away with it, and he said "My parents never come check on me in the morning before they go to work." It was dark by this time, and we decided to go down to Columbus.

After messing around in Columbus, we stayed at my house for the night. We were all having fun, and really kind of forgot what Mitch did till the next morning. Around eight or nine the next morning we hear a car coming down my driveway. It was Mitch's dad, and we did not know what to do. I said, "Just go answer the door and get it over with" to Mitch, but he said no way, so we just sat there and waited for him to leave. His dad had been calling him, so Mitch just told him that he went to the YMCA with some other friends. So come to find out his dad drove there and was waiting outside the YMCA until Mitch finally told him the truth. His dad came back to my house, and was not in the happiest moods. He got into quite a bit of trouble, and Pat and I got a lecture about it. It turns out Mitch's parents do check on him even if he did not realize it at the time.

7 comments:

  1. Knowing you're in trouble with your parents and finding any excuse to not face them is the worst. It's even more awful when your friends parents come knocking on your door for answers. That was quite a bit of driving to make sure he wasn't getting into any trouble though, wowza.

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  2. That's pretty funny, and knowing Mitch I can see him doing that and all of that happening.

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  3. Facing your parents after getting caught lying is not fun. Especially when it's your dad.

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  4. I also assume that my parents are sleeping or don't notice things, but they really do! I think the worst part is the anticipation of being in trouble. Knowing you did something wrong and waiting for the consequences.

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  5. I hate making my parents mad. I would never of had the guts to do that.

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  6. That is one of those stories that at the time was probably really crappy but looking back you can laugh about it. Getting caught when your supposed to be somewhere else is the worst feeling in the world. But my philosophy is you don't get in trouble if you don't get caught.

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  7. Trying to own up to your mistakes it tough especially if its your parents that you have to deal with.

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