Thinking out loud.
Goodness, I've been informed that David Cook has just added dates in Seattle, Yakima and Spokane. Spokane is obviously too far, but Seattle is doable and Yakima is even... I would drive that far for Boyfriend, not gonna lie.
Problem is, the dates are back to back and I don't have any idea how I'd get to both? Like drive all the way to Yakima one day (four hours!) and back and then Seattle (three hours!) and back the very next day?? *sigh* I don't know. For a brief second I thought about road-tripping the whole thing in a giant circle, but I suppose doing that alone is not a very good idea. I mean, I can already hear Brittany yelling at me for even tripping to one of those places alone. And then two days in a row.
But I totally want to have my moment as Crazy Fangirl who follows him all over the state, okay? Just once? Ugh. But it might be too much to do in a 48 hour period.
Unless someone wants to go with me? To the Yakima show maybe? That's the one where the driving is concerning me because it's so far. If driving is shared it wouldn't be so bad. The ticket prices are the cheapest thing ever, it's just the organization.
Not to mention the fact that if I did somehow get a job sometime soon (ha!), the Seattle show (the one I'd be more likely to go to) is on a Monday. A typical work day. Though, I thought, it probably wouldn't be hard to drop some David Cook tickets on Craigslist, and they're general admission so it's not like someone wouldn't possibly want one ticket because their friend is already going.
And maybe I'm just being ridiculous right now because I am already going in September. For certain. andibeth82 is coming out for that one and I was given my birthday present (the tickets to this show) early by someone I'm not supposed to say who because said person told me not to. So, I'm going. But it's my BOYFRIEND. I voted 437 times, remember? I WISH I WAS RICH AND COULD HOTEL ALL OVER FOR HIM.
Um, anyway. The point is, I'm thinking out loud here because the tickets for Seattle go on sale tomorrow and for Yakima on Friday. And if I'm going to get them I want to get them as soon as they go on sale because I'm thinking that business is selling out fast, yeah? Probably. So I better decide. I mean, even all in all if I ended up buying a ticket and not going to one of them, it's not a totally devastating financial loss ($25!), but.
Have I made this confusing enough yet? I think the real question, besides the uncertainty of employment, is do I want to drive to Yakima one day and Seattle the next? Or even Yakima and not Seattle at all? The Yakima show is on a Sunday. I forgot to mention that, so that gives the Yakima show a bonus on its side since its the weekend. GAH.
WHAT WOULD JESUS DO??
...
In other news, it's HBP day. I TOTALLY FORGOT. I've become a lazy HP fan, obviously. (Look, I was distracted by Archie, okay??) Turns out it might save my life, it's supposed to be reaaaally hot today and I could use a few hours in a darkened refrigerated room with a couple of teenage wizards.
WHAT?
Oh and,
Now there's a good inbox day, if I do say so myself.
"Russian Roulette is not the same without a gun,
And baby when it's love if it's not rough it isn't fun."
(Seriously best line of this entire song, no lie.)
Problem is, the dates are back to back and I don't have any idea how I'd get to both? Like drive all the way to Yakima one day (four hours!) and back and then Seattle (three hours!) and back the very next day?? *sigh* I don't know. For a brief second I thought about road-tripping the whole thing in a giant circle, but I suppose doing that alone is not a very good idea. I mean, I can already hear Brittany yelling at me for even tripping to one of those places alone. And then two days in a row.
But I totally want to have my moment as Crazy Fangirl who follows him all over the state, okay? Just once? Ugh. But it might be too much to do in a 48 hour period.
Unless someone wants to go with me? To the Yakima show maybe? That's the one where the driving is concerning me because it's so far. If driving is shared it wouldn't be so bad. The ticket prices are the cheapest thing ever, it's just the organization.
Not to mention the fact that if I did somehow get a job sometime soon (ha!), the Seattle show (the one I'd be more likely to go to) is on a Monday. A typical work day. Though, I thought, it probably wouldn't be hard to drop some David Cook tickets on Craigslist, and they're general admission so it's not like someone wouldn't possibly want one ticket because their friend is already going.
And maybe I'm just being ridiculous right now because I am already going in September. For certain. andibeth82 is coming out for that one and I was given my birthday present (the tickets to this show) early by someone I'm not supposed to say who because said person told me not to. So, I'm going. But it's my BOYFRIEND. I voted 437 times, remember? I WISH I WAS RICH AND COULD HOTEL ALL OVER FOR HIM.
Um, anyway. The point is, I'm thinking out loud here because the tickets for Seattle go on sale tomorrow and for Yakima on Friday. And if I'm going to get them I want to get them as soon as they go on sale because I'm thinking that business is selling out fast, yeah? Probably. So I better decide. I mean, even all in all if I ended up buying a ticket and not going to one of them, it's not a totally devastating financial loss ($25!), but.
Have I made this confusing enough yet? I think the real question, besides the uncertainty of employment, is do I want to drive to Yakima one day and Seattle the next? Or even Yakima and not Seattle at all? The Yakima show is on a Sunday. I forgot to mention that, so that gives the Yakima show a bonus on its side since its the weekend. GAH.
WHAT WOULD JESUS DO??
...
In other news, it's HBP day. I TOTALLY FORGOT. I've become a lazy HP fan, obviously. (Look, I was distracted by Archie, okay??) Turns out it might save my life, it's supposed to be reaaaally hot today and I could use a few hours in a darkened refrigerated room with a couple of teenage wizards.
WHAT?
Oh and,
Now there's a good inbox day, if I do say so myself.
"Russian Roulette is not the same without a gun,
And baby when it's love if it's not rough it isn't fun."
(Seriously best line of this entire song, no lie.)