No.56
You will fall asleep in R.E. The teacher, Mr Hook, who looks like a baby-eating troll, will throw a King James bible at you. He will ask you this: ‘Having a nice dream, Lawrence? Would you like to share it with the class?’
To which you will reply: ‘I was dreaming about Jesus, sir.’ (You were [...]
Posted : 23 February 2010
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.55
You will realise you left something behind. You will not be able to remember what it is. When you do, it will be too late to go back and get it.
(I went back to get mine only to discover that I had it with me all the time.)
Posted : 18 January 2010
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling, Humour
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.53
When asked in later life if you have any regrets, this is what you will say: ‘None.’
This is what you will be thinking: ‘Fierce.’
Posted : 19 November 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling, Wisdom
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.52
An old girlfriend from your schooldays will e-mail you out of the blue saying: ‘I’m divorced now. We should go out for a drink sometime.’
Your anxiety attacks will start again.
Posted : 28 October 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.51
You will be invited to a school reunion and decide not to go.
Posted : 28 October 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.50
You will renounce alcohol.
After a few months you will nounce alcohol again.
You will go on to renounce alcohol once more.
(You will probably nounce it again next week.)
Posted : 12 October 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Alcohol, Fortune Telling
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.49
You will try really hard to like Charlie Parker.
You will realise you don’t like Charlie Parker.
Posted : 28 September 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Charlie Parker, Fortune Telling, Jazz, Music
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.47
You will move to a new home.
Posted : 10 August 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling
Telling Teenage Fortunes
No.46
1.You will become enlightened.
2.You will become disillusioned.
3.You will find happiness in a French waitress in Clapham.
4.You will be abandoned.
5.You will lose your mojo.
6.You will learn to live with it.
7.You will get your mojo back.
8.You will discover the whole world in a little dog.
Posted : 01 August 2009
Categories : Davy's BlogTags : Fortune Telling, Philosophy