's late, I have a few hours sleep and I wake up. However, I would love to write at least a list of ideas and thoughts I had this pleasant evening. It turns out that a few weeks ago my brother told me he had bought tickets for the second concert of Paul McCartney and his plan was that he, my mother and me. I nodded, not paying virtually no attention to the issue and so the days passed, with a little excitement by multicomentado event. And so it goes around until I was there, the lights went out and left the former Beatle on stage.
not speak of the concert itself. Say with certainty and others with much greater skill and consistency how they enjoyed the setlist he played Mr. McCartney and how their lives changed by listening to this or that song live, etc. Also, what wey me?, I know that music is not mine, and although I know and I like several songs from the Beatles (who does not?) could never say it's one of my favorite bands. And no, not the wave started at this time.
basically just wanted to mention three things:
1) It was very strange, funny and nice to see my mom so excited to see their idol of youth. She screamed, danced and clapped as good fan and endured without complaining one second by the insistent rain that fell on our heads. The latter is important because my mother is one of those people who believe that by three drops of rain you get sick automatically. In end. From the first song did not stop to say to my brother and me, "I can not believe I'm seeing Paul McCartney." And then the culmination, "Look, I have the goosebumps." Well. Maybe then I'll say it sounds too tragic (well, I think it's the first time I talk about such personal things here), but hey: I'm not sure of returning to share the emotion of these features with my mother. I do not mean just by age, has 62 years, but by the way I have to relate to her and my family. Although I love them very much, I'm usually elusive. And I think that's why it was so amazing to be there with my brother and my mom singing together the most popular songs of Sir Paul and feel a connection that usually never enough. That pleased me a lot.
2) In addition to this, I could not help imagining what it would be a hypothetical son or daughter to invite me to my sixty-odd years to see a concert of some group that I like now. It was funny to think that I have a group that really kill me, and I also thought that for that time and surely would be more Radiohead pa'lla that over here, the only group that, for now, which makes me tend to be my favorite. But yes, kids, if you are reading me, please never take me to a concert to Dolphin the end.
3) A man, like 70, who was two rows ahead of us spent the entire concert in a permanent ecstasy. It knew all the songs and danced until his pacemaker exploded. Well, that did not happen. Bad joke. What is going with his wife, I imagine the same age as him and to one of his sons. When at one point Sir Paul said "this is a song I wrote for Linda" and the entire audience was moved and many cried and the whole show, including "Mr. and his wife could not stop hugging in a highly tender. They smiled and said something that could badly interpreted as "if I had been a musician, I have composed that song. "were released after several minutes. I, after Paul's phrase and the image of these gentlemen, I kept thinking that having a" Linda "in life should be one of the privileges most incredible out there. Someone who not only love, someone who not only play the crush, someone to share not only now, but someone who inspires you, you admire, encourage you to be and do more. I felt a little sad to remember that two of those were to become closer to this idea, that concept, that figure are now completely missing from my life.
I know this another night is over, that evening shut my eyes and talk about different topics and gradually forget this is here. And yet, I must thank Macarni thanks to his concert, and many curious thoughts about past, present and future showed up in a way for other sets. The rain was not important. The songs also. This, whatever remains, goes far beyond drops and musical notes. It's life, claiming her attention.
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deny that I think all the time would be a vile lie.