Sundown

Scribbled down on November 17th, 2008 by she
Posted in Art, Vittles & Beer, Flan-dom, Lighter Side

I love listening to music. My iPod has thousands of songs. A few hundred of my favourites have also been transferred to my iPhone. At work I’ll load up iTunes to distract me and keep me motivated when the workload becomes too heavy.

When it comes to music my tastes are pretty ecclectic. I love traditional Celtic folk music. Pipes and drums. Blues. Opera. Classic rock. Alternative. Electronica. You get the idea. There’s not much in the way I won’t listen to.

The song is a bit different when it comes to purchasing concert tickets. The price of tickets means that we can’t afford to see all the concerts I might want to so I have to be more discerning.

Over the past year we’ve managed to see Ozzy and Rob Zombie, LIVE, Elton John, and Buddy Guy. Did I mention the Buddy Guy seat was in the 3rd row?

Tonight I picked up tickets to Gordon Lightfoot. The show isn’t until April but the tickets were going fast so the best I could manage to Lightfoot were tickets in the first row balcony. I’m all aflutter.

Now if only Leonard Cohen would tour out west. I’d be in heaven.


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2 Responses to “Sundown”

  1. I’m looking forward to seeing Gordan Light foot it should be a good show.

  2. the first concert Dan and I went to was a Gordon Lightfoot concert in 1971. Wonderful

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