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65rosessamurai
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As most know, I have lost the new job I started 3 months ago, after quitting a company I worked at for 13 years to go there.
So, if anyone were to ask last Friday, "Well, Fred, you lost your job, now what are you going to do?"
I'd reply with "I'm going to a Bon Jovi Concert!!"
Yuka and I had plans that Saturday to go, and our tickets put us in the eleventh row! We were off to the far right of the stage, but Jon came over that way on occasion! Ritchi was the closest! He didn't move as much (maybe cause his extension cord wouldn't let him move so much--haha! it's a Cordless Guitar!)
Anyway, Bon Jovi had some new songs I wasn't familiar with, but will be looking for the CD on the net, probably at Yahoo Auction!
I ended up going home with a sore throat (from singing to the top of my lungs when Jon cued us to sing the verses), and arms so sore I couldn't raise them above my head anymore (Cause we were all raising our hands, esp. for the song, "Raise Your Hands"!), and my ears were ringing a little (cause it was a ROCK concert!).
It wasn't till I realized the tune "Livin' on a Prayer" was about a guy who lost his job, and the wife was working to pay the bills, that I realized it was also describing Yuka and me!
I don't have a guitar to hoc, but may hoc some of my Radio Control cars.
As for the Bon Jovi concert, it was well worth it! I've seen them twice while living in the states (Detroit, where it was once known as the number one rockin' city!), and thought they were just as good, if not better.
BTW, they didn't have great big tv screens 14 years ago, but it was neat watching them on the tv monitors, at their concert here.
I hope some other big names (like Journey, cause Yuka and I both love them!) come here so I can go see them.
Nothing compares to watching your favorite groups live, so I highly suggest anyone who loves music to at least see one live concert (make sure you know the words to ALL their songs, you may have to sing them to the Band!)
So, if anyone were to ask last Friday, "Well, Fred, you lost your job, now what are you going to do?"
I'd reply with "I'm going to a Bon Jovi Concert!!"
Yuka and I had plans that Saturday to go, and our tickets put us in the eleventh row! We were off to the far right of the stage, but Jon came over that way on occasion! Ritchi was the closest! He didn't move as much (maybe cause his extension cord wouldn't let him move so much--haha! it's a Cordless Guitar!)
Anyway, Bon Jovi had some new songs I wasn't familiar with, but will be looking for the CD on the net, probably at Yahoo Auction!
I ended up going home with a sore throat (from singing to the top of my lungs when Jon cued us to sing the verses), and arms so sore I couldn't raise them above my head anymore (Cause we were all raising our hands, esp. for the song, "Raise Your Hands"!), and my ears were ringing a little (cause it was a ROCK concert!).
It wasn't till I realized the tune "Livin' on a Prayer" was about a guy who lost his job, and the wife was working to pay the bills, that I realized it was also describing Yuka and me!
I don't have a guitar to hoc, but may hoc some of my Radio Control cars.
As for the Bon Jovi concert, it was well worth it! I've seen them twice while living in the states (Detroit, where it was once known as the number one rockin' city!), and thought they were just as good, if not better.
BTW, they didn't have great big tv screens 14 years ago, but it was neat watching them on the tv monitors, at their concert here.
I hope some other big names (like Journey, cause Yuka and I both love them!) come here so I can go see them.
Nothing compares to watching your favorite groups live, so I highly suggest anyone who loves music to at least see one live concert (make sure you know the words to ALL their songs, you may have to sing them to the Band!)