Hometown Blues - Comments

When school broke up last year I left without really telling anyone because I didn't like them. A few months later I found out the word around town was I got knocked up and my parents sent me away there was also a rumour I tried to stab my sister and of course I've apparently been with every guy in town.

Everytime we go somewhere more than 5 minutes away I usually spend like another 5 when we get there sitting still and letting motion sickness pass. There is no need to speed places and have me bein thrown about the car and almost puke.

@ Nova.
Oh that stinks, but it's pretty much the same in the few towns I live. (Because they're small towns) My ma lost her job last year in December and I told two friends and I asked if they could help me find work and the whole town knew and ended up trying to contact me.

RIGHT?
If people could calm the fuck down when they're driving with me in their car, maybe I'd be fine but just thinking about it and how ridiculous the driving was yesterday I'm just bleh. it doesn't help that I hadn't eaten much before that so I knew my stomach would be acting up.

Visits to my hometown are the furthest thing from pleasent. It's tiny and it's one of the most bitchiest, two faced, gossiping places I've ever been. I usually stay indoors for most of the time and pray I don't run into anyone I went to school with when I walk down the street. You can't even scratch your head without someone twisting the story and spreading it.

I feel you with the whole car sickness thing. There are mostly windy roads around here and my dad thinks he's a race car driver, it's awful.