I still miss Lou. Whenever I need cheering up I remember my times with Lou, we was so naughty and rebellious (things I cannot tell on here!) and very good at it! She had hard times that I hope I made a little easier for her. She asked to stay at my parents once, not the usual night over but permanently, it never happened but she admired the strictness of my parents. The teenage disco at the Winter Gardens, most Wednesdays we were there with a small bottle of 'pop', my dad picking us up in the car as we constantly giggled all the way home. That's how I remember her most, full of giggles. She had low times though, I broke her bathroom door once to get to her, often hugging her for ages as she sobbed, she suffered in a way no young woman should have to cope with. I love her and always will, she still cheers me up and has taught me much about life. Till we split our sides laughing again, RIP Lou, my friend. X