as you can see, my excitement was just about on par with the percentage of teeth in my smile (100% teeth, 100% excited).this is the only photographic evidence we have of it, because we thought we couldn't bring cameras into the arena. because of this, i have decided to illustrate some highlights of my experience for your viewing pleasure. i actually think the experience can be summed up in a few words, or rather one: trannies. never seen so many trannies in my life. i felt like dorothy in oz.
katherine and i had quite the time trying to figure out who was actually a woman. eventually i even began to question whether or not i was actually a woman. it was a confusing night. also, we were seated in a pretty interesting section. to our left was a father with his two young children. in front of us was, i'm pretty sure, a family ward relief society presidency (in non-mormon speak, middle-aged moms). behind us was, i'm also pretty sure, the ya-ya sisterhood. the father quickly escorted his children out after about 5 songs, the relief society women were on their smart phones texting and facebooking for the duration of the concert, and the sisterhood hated me and katherine for standing up and dancing the entire time.
as for the rest of the show, it was great. although i'm not necessarily a huge fan of gaga as a person, i really get down to her tunes. her finale of "bad romance" and "born this way" were to die for.
also, for those of you not familiar with lady gaga, don't look up her music videos. probably ever.
1 comment:
you do look really excited in that picture. Also, I like your dress.e
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