Tales of social awkwardness: Mason Proper show.
So...I actually went out somewhere last night. And it happened to be alone. Which is a little scary to a self-admitted sociopathic hermit. But it turned out ok. Someone went out of their way to make me feel welcome, and it made it all worth it. It's a very odd (but very good) feeling when someone you would never have expected to call you a friend treats you like one...Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Vic kind of confused me. I couldn't get into it, but it may have just been the fact I wasn't quite into it yet. I think I would have to hear it again, or a few times more, to know if I really liked it. Abbi did very well. I've heard her once before, but she seemed a lot better than I remember. She has a great voice.
Mason Proper was awesome (even with the busted sampler, it didn't make any difference to me). Carousel was my absolute favorite, but everyone else seemed to enjoy Lights Off. I am very glad I made myself go. I would have most likely regretted it for a long time if I hadn't. I mean, who knows when they'll be back?
I saw Steve. We chatted slightly. Seems like he grew an inch or something. Or maybe he was wearing boots. -shrug-
I saw Kara. I haven't seen her since like high school, so that was cool, And we did discuss bongos, kazoos and flailing interpretive dance, which is always a good thing...
I saw Elina. It was good to see her and she seemed genuinely glad to see me, so that was nice.Too bad her friend acted a little selfish and carried her off to the bathroom. I could tell Elina was a bit annoyed by it. Why can't girls go to the bathroom by themselves? Honestly...
And let me say this...hugging is apparently a pretty popular thing, even amongst concert goers. I don't hate hugging, don't get me wrong. And I don't hate people that hug me...I just find myself at a loss every time I am engaged in one. Like I don't quite know what to do, and by the time I figure it out a little bit, it's over. Yeah...I have mixed feelings about the hug. It's nice for someone to be able to express the fact that they are perfectly okay with you being in their personal space and while I appreciate the sentiment really, just give me a nod or a high five or nudge in the arm or something...
The only thing I regret is not bringing my camera. There were some great shots I could have permanently captured.
Jessica can't resist the urge to sing along.
Vic kind of confused me. I couldn't get into it, but it may have just been the fact I wasn't quite into it yet. I think I would have to hear it again, or a few times more, to know if I really liked it. Abbi did very well. I've heard her once before, but she seemed a lot better than I remember. She has a great voice.
Mason Proper was awesome (even with the busted sampler, it didn't make any difference to me). Carousel was my absolute favorite, but everyone else seemed to enjoy Lights Off. I am very glad I made myself go. I would have most likely regretted it for a long time if I hadn't. I mean, who knows when they'll be back?
I saw Steve. We chatted slightly. Seems like he grew an inch or something. Or maybe he was wearing boots. -shrug-
I saw Kara. I haven't seen her since like high school, so that was cool, And we did discuss bongos, kazoos and flailing interpretive dance, which is always a good thing...
I saw Elina. It was good to see her and she seemed genuinely glad to see me, so that was nice.Too bad her friend acted a little selfish and carried her off to the bathroom. I could tell Elina was a bit annoyed by it. Why can't girls go to the bathroom by themselves? Honestly...
And let me say this...hugging is apparently a pretty popular thing, even amongst concert goers. I don't hate hugging, don't get me wrong. And I don't hate people that hug me...I just find myself at a loss every time I am engaged in one. Like I don't quite know what to do, and by the time I figure it out a little bit, it's over. Yeah...I have mixed feelings about the hug. It's nice for someone to be able to express the fact that they are perfectly okay with you being in their personal space and while I appreciate the sentiment really, just give me a nod or a high five or nudge in the arm or something...
The only thing I regret is not bringing my camera. There were some great shots I could have permanently captured.
Jessica can't resist the urge to sing along.