I’m a music junkie. Always have been, always will be. I
bought my first record when I was six and have yet to stop. I have over 15,000
songs in iTunes and feel naked unless I have my music with me. I used to manage
bands, see all the concerts, and go to all the clubs. Then I got married and had
kids.
Let’s just say there’s been a long dry spell, we’re talking
probably twenty years. Now that my kids are older, ranging in age between 15
and 19 and they’re into music too. I thought it would be a great idea to buy
the whole family Coldplay tickets for Christmas. We’ve been waiting for almost
seven months and the day has finally arrived! We’re leaving to go to the Verizon Center
in about a half hour. Here’s a panoramic shot of last nights show.
We bought these tickets in October or November—it’s been a
while. Not that we’d forgotten about them, but couldn’t remember the exact date
to save my life. I just knew it was sometime in July.
A few months ago, my husband and I decided to make a conscious effort to
spend more time together without the kids. Go out, have dinner, see a show, and
put a little more effort, time, and yes, money, into our relationship. I was
all for it—I adore spending time with my husband especially since it was
Stephen who would have to figure out how to pay for it.
A couple weeks ago I was working in my office when he turned
to me and said, “I just got tickets to see the Bacon Brothers at Longwood
Gardens.”
Awesome. I love the Bacon Brothers. I was practically
bouncing on the exercise ball I use for a desk chair. “That’s great! When are
we going?”
“July 10th.”
“Hmm… When’s that Coldplay concert,” I asked?
He scratched his head. “Let me look.” He pulled the tickets
out of the very orderly file system he keeps. “July 9th.”
I haven’t seen a concert in years and now I’m seeing two in
twenty-four hours. Not that I mind, but really, that’s pretty incredible even
for me!
So what was the last concert you went to? And what do you
and your significant other do on your dates?
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