This past weekend Leeann and I went with our best friends Rick and Lisa to see Sugarland with Little Big Town. We had a great time. We were on the top row of the Civic Coliseum but, it is not a big place so it was not that bad, in fact, I liked the seats very much. We danced and sang at the top of our lungs. Plus, being with friends is always fun.
I had heard several of Little Big Town's songs when I worked at Scripps, so I knew some of their songs and I told Leeann and Lisa that they had a "Fleetwood Mac" sound to them. They were great and Leeann downloaded most of their song yesterday from iTunes.
I had a strange thing happen to me Saturday night. It happened to me a couple of time when I was stationed in Germany with the Army. In Europe, when you go to concerts and events where there are large crowds, it is not uncommon for there to be unisex bathrooms. I was not aware of that the first time I walked into a large trailer looking building and there were both males and females going to the bathroom side by side. So, I got used to it.
Well, Saturday night, I had to excuse myself for a few moments during the Little Big Town set and walked down to the mens room. While in the stall, I heard a couple of female voices come in and then a few more, then more. When I exited the stall there stood, much to my surprise, were 4 or 5 ladies waiting to use the bathrooms. They said the line for the ladies room was too long, which it usually is, (what are you all doing in there anyway???) so I just said hello and went on my way.
It is a cold rainy day and a Monday at that. Leeann reminded me of a old Carpenters song that describes me today, "Rainy days and Mondays always bring me down".
3 comments:
You didn't sound "down" until the last line of your blog...lol!! You could join Katie this afternoon when she gets home singing "rain, rain, go away" instead...
love ya!
la :)
I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall to see the look on your face when you came out of the stall! hee-hee Rick said he walked all the way around to the other side of the building so he didn't have to pee in the same room with women who were not his wife. lol.
Oh, that is hilarious!
Okay, I admit it. I used the men's bathroom just a few months ago. But - it was at a fancy tea room in Lexington, KY. There were only like FOUR men in the whole house. And one of the men who worked there (a boyfriend of my cousin) told me to!! ;)
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