The 365 Commitment

Day 14 – First Concert Vibe

Taking my daughter to her first concert tonight. She is excited. I have no idea who the band is. I just booked tickets for this concert hall next o where we are staying. Here we go.

Does the first concert you go to somehow signify something about your path in life? I hope not, I think my first was some carnival park show featuring Little Richard.

However, the vibe is cool. I remember standing in line for tickets, hoping to get good seats to AC/DC. I remember buying Dead tickets from a scalper in the parking lot of the Collisseum. The concert sort of reminds you how to live again. Wish me luck, hopefully I can stay awake. Starts at 9pm.

Guy

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