Not that anyone can tell from the worlds worst photo, but last night's
impromptu concert was awesome. First, it was cheap ($21). Second, it broke up the monotony of my week. Third, it was No Doubt! I had resigned myself to the fact that I wouldn't be seeing No Doubt for this "Greatest Hits" tour. I was o.k. with it since I have seen them at
Kualoa Ranch, The
EMP in Seattle, and The
Blaisdell Arena here in Honolulu. I have also seen Gwen
Stefani and of course own the
Cd's and have filled my iPhone with their music. Nothing beats a live concert though. Tuesday night was the first show and it came and went. I was a little sad to see other friends posting about their concert adventures on
Facebook but busied myself with other things (like re-watching "6 Feet Under"). Then, about 6 p.m. yesterday evening, the phone rings. Sarah had news of $20 tickets and a plan to get them. Hey Baby. I picked up Sarah and we met a very pregnant (but happy)
Lehua and were inside just
in time for the first song. The timing was perfect. Our seats (for $20) were perfect too. Although we didn't make our way backstage as we did for the Eddie
Vedder concert, a fun time was had by all. It was even amusing to watch the young girls in front of us worship Gwen, acting very much their age (17), and staying up past their bedtime. The best laid plans are those not planned.
Not that anyone can tell from the worlds worst photo, but last night's impromptu concert was awesome. First, it was cheap ($21). Second, it broke up the monotony of my week. Third, it was No Doubt! I had resigned myself to the fact that I wouldn't be seeing No Doubt for this "Greatest Hits" tour. I was o.k. with it since I have seen them at Kualoa Ranch, The EMP in Seattle, and The Blaisdell Arena here in Honolulu. I have also seen Gwen Stefani and of course own the Cd's and have filled my iPhone with their music. Nothing beats a live concert though. Tuesday night was the first show and it came and went. I was a little sad to see other friends posting about their concert adventures on Facebook but busied myself with other things (like re-watching "6 Feet Under"). Then, about 6 p.m. yesterday evening, the phone rings. Sarah had news of $20 tickets and a plan to get them. Hey Baby. I picked up Sarah and we met a very pregnant (but happy) Lehua and were inside just in time for the first song. The timing was perfect. Our seats (for $20) were perfect too. Although we didn't make our way backstage as we did for the Eddie Vedder concert, a fun time was had by all. It was even amusing to watch the young girls in front of us worship Gwen, acting very much their age (17), and staying up past their bedtime. The best laid plans are those not planned. 
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