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Thank you. Of course I enjoyed the shows, even when my frame of mind was messed up, I could still see what the band was doing was excellent. I'm blue, but it's my fault I choose to work a nowhere job just to pay the bills and have enough money to go to Moodies concerts. When I try to find something more to life, all I discover is downhill propositions.
well......... I have so much to do I can't see straight!!! You need a hobby.... next time I see you, bring some knitting! The Moodies are going home to families and relaxation and holidays and all that... I'm happy for them, and I hope the tour was prosperous.
I'm still toying with that AARP show in Bahston... .... Yeah they're tongue lashing it over on TER but this might be just what I'm looking for! I'm also doing my finances from THIS last trip, and Oooee.... yike. I gotta rob a bank or something.... ain't gonna do no gypsies or voodoo men tho....
Well sigh back to the computer and putting it all together... I'll try to get you something to read soon, so stop that sniveling!
hey can I put your photo on line if I find it?
Some people may have had their meds adjusted, or stopped them all together.
And some people have nothing to say.
I had a great time, most of my fun was not concert related, hence, no post concert syndrome, I don't take most of this seriously, I focus my energy towards the real world, and real one to one interactions.
Cheap wine in reasonable amounts works just as well, and you don't have to sign up for part D. But alas it's not on your menu, that's right. I haven't been here 'cause i went into PTSS about Sunday night, right before VA day (long personal story, double significance for my whole family) tossed my cookies all night (flu or food poisoning or someone has a voodoo doll of me out there they are torturing), didn't crawl out of bed for a day.... screwed up bad at work today (much self flagellating... )
I'm very fond of Justin, don't care who knows it. If someone actually thinks they have a "chance" with a band member, it's their business and said musician's (not ours, nor the concern of public opinion). I would agree that the odds are low, not impossible (nothing is impossible as Lewis Carroll put it).
My own position right now is, I want to re-write some reviews, try to keep it positive, process my photos of ALL my adventures, post it all... clean up my site. I refuse to put a time frame on it. My house looks like a bomb went off here. If you enjoy my writing, that's fine. If not, stay off the site.
I'm glad we all had a really nice time, truly. The Moodies aim to please and make us all feel better. Right now I'm in PTSS and I'm a little scared of the whole thing... either that or the SAD is getting to me.... my mind wanders to strange, weird and miraculous places.... who needs drugs??? Thank you for listening, it seems to help, to write it out.
MJ you don't fool me, you were lurking in the lobbies too I bet and if not, good for you!
Remember, positive thinking is a good thing to have around.
Strange things are happening to me, like they said in *Toy Story*.........
HEY Ghostie where is you?????
mjbanana said
More like, If you think Justin's facials and winks during the concert have deep meaning to you, and maybe you have a chance at a relationship, it's time to exchange your wellbutrin for haldol.
No need for either drug as I have no 'delusions of grandeur'... unlike some people. It's about the music, the friends and the moment to slip away to a place I love revisiting every now and then.
At least at work I don't have to worry about someone trying to get me kicked out of my seat. Even having the ushers seat you doesn't prove it for some people. I guess my existence still bothers some people. Too bad. Getting tired of the games, but it won't stop me from going and enjoying the shows.
libramate said
At least at work I don't have to worry about someone trying to get me kicked out of my seat. Even having the ushers seat you doesn't prove it for some people. I guess my existence still bothers some people. Too bad. Getting tired of the games, but it won't stop me from going and enjoying the shows.
The kids will get out of high school at some point. You just carry on doing what you do.
As for medicated fans? I ran into several women over the past several months that were firmly convinced that Justin's new album was written for them, about them and to them, Citing concerts where certain lyrics were sung towards them as proof, and at least one had her bags packed and was planning on moving in with him at the end of the tour.
Well I'll come out of the closet, I DID have one specific comment made to me during one of the songs off SotWS.... my business. But I accept it at face value, the man is an entertainer, and he's there to make us all feel better. Throwing a line our personal way once in a while makes the customer happy.
I think what we should be talking about, rather than putting other fans down, is the powerful effect the man has on all of us.... music really gets at a deep part of the brain. From Justin's perspective, he needs to come to terms with, is he really doing the right thing? Is he teasing the fans? Or just being nice? I do believe he knows what effect he has on women... duh.
So the question is, not what other women think, but how do YOU deal with it?
Also, a personal lesson learned long before I got into the Moody fan base..... when you throw yourself at married men, you get what you deserve. Used and disrespected... life's a bummer sometimes.
Be kind to others.
I didn't mean to sound harsh or critical, just pointing out the extremes of post concert blues. The fans, male and female, are both the biggest attraction, and the biggest detraction at any concert. Without the audience, it would just be a sound check. A great audience can make the show, a bad one can lead to a dud of a concert. Talking to someone in the Band, their opinion was that the last two shows were the best. They were the best I saw, and I am glad to have been a part of it. Not to take away many other shows that were also probably the best also. From all reports the California shows were all great. My last moments of the Tour were spent laughing with some others, and the situation we were laughing about was enough to shake the blues away.
As for lobby lurking? not much to see at The Red Roof Inn. So I spent little time there.I played the tourist. Saw corn fields in the midwest, went to Malibu for the day in California.
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