GOING TO U2!!!!
Yes. its an exciting time in the life of probably most people when they get to go to their first U2 show. I for one am at the moment now awaiting with baited breath the Saturday 18th of March concert. I actually managed to get a ticket via the Yeoman boys for the Friday night show. This was marvellous only it is going to be my last day on my first placement. I was going to have to ask permission to leave my last day 2 hrs early as my plane i would need to catch was at 4:05 and didn't arrive in AKL til 6:50 (40mins to get to Ericsson from the airport was cutting it fine).....Getting a "yes you can go, not a problem" was about as likely to be the response as a cat to brocolli, so i had decided in this instance it was easier to ask forgiveness than permission and take the punishment later (some people just don't understand that maybe a rock concert is a life or death situation...poor souls)
As it so happened Sir Justin the Bold txted me on my way back home from Aspiring NP to see if i wanted a Saturday night ticket? I was like "hmmm.....this would solve being late and getting a right hard spanking from physio school, yes i'll get one" so Justin along with Sir Michael the Dedicated, they staked themselves out on Queen St the night while I slept off some weiry legs...thanks boys. your the shiz and i'll be seeing you in March. yeeeehhhaaaa.I'm also looking forward to meeting a certain Hannah too, although it is not my reason for the trip....
posted by Ryan at 4:17 PM
5 Comments:
The Lord moves in mysterious ways! You should have a blast, it is going to be a Christian fest judging by the vast number of Bible bashers going!
well ryan it is a good reason to come anyway(to meet hannah that is) because she is pretty fantastic too! ( im guessing she doesnt check this site anymore, so i can be honest!)
No, she hasn't commented in quite awhile, i hear you are getting on very well...and yes Scotty the Lord works in mysterious ways, i mean it sounds like your going to a wc soccer match!!
I've never been called a Sir before... It was more of an adventure than a chore. We kept a logbook of the night, and had about three or four entries each that we were going to post but then we lost the book.
sounds like you'll deserve more than Sir as a title if you get thru a degree at the University of Auckland. Its like everything is bigger, harder, more stressful than little wee Dunners
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