Lollapalooza Research Paper

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I know a lot of people who have made mistakes including me, but last year, my family friend, Amal went to Lollapalooza. Lollapalooza is a music festival held in Chicago for 4 days during the summer. Lollapalooza is known to be the best time in the summer for teenagers my age. A lot of people go to Lollapalooza to be drunk off their minds. Amal, went to Lollapalooza on the first day and did not control the amount of alcohol she had so she was extremely drunk. Her parents were out of town so she thought she would never be caught. When she could not even walk because she would always be falling over, her friends did what they thought was best, and took her to where the police/EMT’s were. Everyone was freaking out, thinking about the worst possible …show more content…
When her parents said they could not come, they called her closest and most reliable friend, my mom. My mom left work in a hurry to go see Amal. They rushed her to the hospital immediately and she had to have her stomach pumped. Now, her parents do not let her go to big parties because of what happened at Lolla. However, she has learned a lot. She knows how wrong it was of her to be drunk. Even though she wants to go to parties, she knows she is not aloud to. She was really upset at herself for letting herself end up that wasted. Sometimes she wants to go live a normal teenage life and go out to parties, but her parents do not let her go out, and she has accepted that because she knows it is for the …show more content…
She made everyone who loved her extremely worried. She felt terrible for my mom because she had to leave work and she was drunk which my mom is very against, considering my father is an alcoholic. She lost some friends because they thought she was a bad influence. Amal was the talk of school at the beginning of the year. Now it will be harder for her to apply for college and she could not participate in the first 20% of her sport. Amal has realized how wrong it was of her to do that to herself. It has affected her in so many ways and she has changed so much because of that horrible experience. Amal has valued many things since then. She values her parents, friends and health. She used to not really care about her parents punishments because she thought they were nonsense, but now she respects them more. Amal values her friendships because it was really hard to deal with losing friends because of a mistake she once

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