so i didn't actually say the whole story about the concert. now that i'm beyond the point of gushing maybe i can talk about some of the other things...
we were all at casey's when we heard the news of the plane crash...and were stunned and fascinated by the 4 minutes of footage that was played over and over for more than an hour. it's very very surprising how everyone got away unscathed. i just saw the plane stuck in the ravine, emergency service trucks and policemen still everywhere. kind of a chilling feeling to think about how the passengers felt during the accident.
back to the concert...i usually don't like how singers switch up tunes when they're singing from what you listen to on the radio/cd. maybe it's only cuz i've seen these switcharoos (not really my word, but don't know where i picked it up from) on tv, and not actually been there to witness it. coldplay is famous for theirs, and chris martin's exceptional at it. he's really witty as well, and though i don't find him good looking, i still think he's quite the charmer ;)
the whole thing about being in an arena with 16,000 people, and then walking out of there with everyone was a bit overwhelming. and it was totally and completely civilized, no pushing and shoving, no cursing...just very very nice and polite...very canadian, i should say! it could also be because coldplay's not a nasty kind of rock band and that they're more mellow.
i tried oysters for the first time last night! i was a bit weary of the way they look so scary, but it was quite delectable i must say. we went to a restaurant after the concert to get something to eat...i was convinced by a friend to try them, and i don't regret it. the horseradish side had quite the kick to get me slightly teary-eyed, but other than that it was good. and then had a really really yummy napoleon for dessert...never heard of those before either....it's like a custard cake with bananas and strawberries...
i think i'm getting carpal tunnel syndrome.
so i didn't actually say the whole story about the concert. now that i'm beyond the point of gushing maybe i can talk about some of the other things...
we were all at casey's when we heard the news of the plane crash...and were stunned and fascinated by the 4 minutes of footage that was played over and over for more than an hour. it's very very surprising how everyone got away unscathed. i just saw the plane stuck in the ravine, emergency service trucks and policemen still everywhere. kind of a chilling feeling to think about how the passengers felt during the accident.
back to the concert...i usually don't like how singers switch up tunes when they're singing from what you listen to on the radio/cd. maybe it's only cuz i've seen these switcharoos (not really my word, but don't know where i picked it up from) on tv, and not actually been there to witness it. coldplay is famous for theirs, and chris martin's exceptional at it. he's really witty as well, and though i don't find him good looking, i still think he's quite the charmer ;)
the whole thing about being in an arena with 16,000 people, and then walking out of there with everyone was a bit overwhelming. and it was totally and completely civilized, no pushing and shoving, no cursing...just very very nice and polite...very canadian, i should say! it could also be because coldplay's not a nasty kind of rock band and that they're more mellow.
i tried oysters for the first time last night! i was a bit weary of the way they look so scary, but it was quite delectable i must say. we went to a restaurant after the concert to get something to eat...i was convinced by a friend to try them, and i don't regret it. the horseradish side had quite the kick to get me slightly teary-eyed, but other than that it was good. and then had a really really yummy napoleon for dessert...never heard of those before either....it's like a custard cake with bananas and strawberries...
i think i'm getting carpal tunnel syndrome.
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