Alright, I really couldn't think of one "story". I have MANY events, concerts, uni parties, weddings, friend gatherings... that involved alcohol and were memorable and lovely, but not sure if they're worth telling. ^^
But since I'm on SF, I figured my British friends would enjoy my airport story in Manchester last year - at least the fun part of it. So after hours of delay, my flight back home got cancelled. As me and the other passengers were waiting for the organization of hotel rooms and flights back, I met two Brits who were also flying alone. We met for dinner (free buffet!), and as one of them happened to have their birthday on the next day, we decided to celebrate. They introduced me to Jägerbombs (yeah, not popular here, I had never heard of them before :p). As the hotel bar was closing fairly early, we had a few minutes to run in the airport little store to get what we wanted, and that's how I spent the whole night drinking in a hotel room with two lovely people (that sounds really wrong when I say it like that :p But that's all there is to it, huh). For some reason it was also easy to tell them some things like about suicide and mental health, and they happened to have some stories of their own. It kinda made me think about how in real life people never really talk about these things, never listen or show compassion, and make too many assumptions about others, "normal people".
But since I'm on SF, I figured my British friends would enjoy my airport story in Manchester last year - at least the fun part of it. So after hours of delay, my flight back home got cancelled. As me and the other passengers were waiting for the organization of hotel rooms and flights back, I met two Brits who were also flying alone. We met for dinner (free buffet!), and as one of them happened to have their birthday on the next day, we decided to celebrate. They introduced me to Jägerbombs (yeah, not popular here, I had never heard of them before :p). As the hotel bar was closing fairly early, we had a few minutes to run in the airport little store to get what we wanted, and that's how I spent the whole night drinking in a hotel room with two lovely people (that sounds really wrong when I say it like that :p But that's all there is to it, huh). For some reason it was also easy to tell them some things like about suicide and mental health, and they happened to have some stories of their own. It kinda made me think about how in real life people never really talk about these things, never listen or show compassion, and make too many assumptions about others, "normal people".
Good story 
