So, the college girl turns 21. That’s when the parents worry about legal drinking. We all know our angels have not touched a drop of alcohol before that. We gave our girl all sorts of drinking advice, unfortunately most born of experience, and hope she took it to heart. We lived through our youth, and we pray our kids live through theirs. Do you dare tell about your college memories?
In college days
We loved cheap 25-cent beers,
And parties with kegs
That left us with wobbly legs.
Plenty of times
We crept home to collapse,
Waking to bed spins
And lights we wanted dim.
Then there’s that time
I knew not to drive.
A roommate took over,
We searched the next day
For the car a block away.
When you’re young
You do what you want
And don’t always think
That what you might do
Could really hurt you.
Hopefully we grow up.
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