Sunday, September 2, 2007

Perfection




Wednesday afternoon, we (Tami, Marilyn, Danyelle, & Kristen) set off to Seattle. We scored super great tickets-thanks to Marilyn and her stealth-like Internet reflexes-to the Michael Buble concert at McCaw Hall. Perfect.

We set out on our journey, arriving in Seattle during rush-hour traffic. -Not so perfect.

We checked into our hotel which was only like 5 min from the venue. The bellman let us in on a little secret, that MB's crowd might be staying at this same hotel. Maybe we can score some backstage stuff? -Perfect.

We ate at a little lounge under the hotel and had some great salmon and pasta. Perfect.

We arrived at the hall and found our seats 6th row a little right of the stage. MB's family was there and sat 10 chairs down on our left. -Perfect.

MB sang and lulled us into a state of teeny-bopper love. If you ever have a chance of seeing this man in concert, it is so worth it. He really puts on a great show. -Super Perfect.

Toward the end of the concert, we ran down to the stage and danced to his rocking music. Unfortunately we happened to be behind two girls who were completely drunk and disgusting. -SO NOT Perfect.

These two girls were...uhem...doing things X rated at a G rated show. At one point one of the young women (seriously she looked 15 years old!) hoisted herself up on the stage and sat there with her back turned to MB and facing us. She was "grooving" in her own little world and MB just happened to sing right behind her. She reached up behind her and grabbed the very bottom of the front of his suit coat (because he is a classy guy, he sings in a suit and tie) in a dangerously naughty place. Panic set in. -NOT Perfect.

I looked over to the side of the stage, and I see MB's body guard staring at her, then me, her, then me. He starts mouthing "Get her off the stage!" Because I grew up in a family where reading lips is 2nd nature, I looked behind me to see if this guy is really talking to me. I look back and he says it again with a little more gusto. I push my "chicken" aside and point to the side of the stage and yell to the girls, "hey! look over there!" They look, and he mouths a sentence that is a little too explicit to write. The girl, slides off the stage, and gives her best drunk-dirty look to me. She says, in her snooty voice, with her horrid breath..."It's not like you see Michael Buble everyday!" I stuck my face out and said "we do!" Good one Nan -Perfect.

Needless to say, me and this body guard are best friends forever. -also Perfect.

We slept in a cool hotel, and headed for home the next morning. We soon hit "Yaka-Vegas" and were glad to see the last stretch home. When I got pulled over by a stater! Is it just me, or do I always get pulled over immediately after concerts I attend? Anyway he pulled me over to test the tint on my windows. CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? He said my windows were barely under the limit, but they WERE under the limit (we bought the Tahoe like that). He comes to my window and has the gall to say, "I'm giving you a warning..." COMO? how do you give me a warning when I'm NOT breaking the law? Oh well, just one more cop for Mitch to hate. -Not Perfect.

All in all we had such a great time and lots of laughs! Thanks to Marilyn and Danyelle for hooking me up with tickets. I enjoyed making some awesome memories!



8 Comments:

tharker said...

Perfection is the PERFECT word to describe the concert!

Ugggh, those two disgusting girls...they were so sick. It made me sad because the whole time I kept wondering where their mothers were and if they had ANY idea that their daughters were behaving this way!

I can't believe you got pulled over again!!!! That is so crazy Nan. I think they just really like your car!

Heather said...

WHAT?? A warning for obeying the law is so classy... love it!!

Mitchellaus Copernicus said...

Classy is a good word for how Nan handled it Heather. I would have said, "Hey officer, I'm just giving you a warning. I almost punched you in the face, but I didn't. So we're square."

Sarah said...

It's just not a real concert until you have at least two people making complete idiots of themselves in front of a huge crowd. I can't believe they didn't haul those girls out of there. Wish I could have gone.

Marilyn said...

PERFECT review Nan! You seriously made this trip so much fun with your PERFECT sense of humor. I don't ever want to go to another concert without you!

The Garden Maiden said...

Nan writes as she speaks - PERFECTLY. Nan is the PERFECT addition to our family. I agree with Marilyn in that Nan has a PERFECT sense of humor. You get my drift. I can't imagine life without NAN. I think Nan needs a badge of honor for her good deed (and a security guard paycheck) and as far as the cop, I think he was profiling us. Little did he know he was dealing with the Motab Mob and we know how to slide under the radar and be almost non legal with the best of them. Almost not legal? That is almost not funny.

Alicia Leppert said...

I LOVED your review, Nan. You are so hilarious. I'm glad you had such a great time. I kept waiting for you to say you pulled the drunken girl off the stage after the guy told you to. That would have been awesome! She couldn't get mad if the body guard told you to!

hatch said...

I cannot believe that his body guard put you in that position! He should have least let you go backstage after you singlehandedly saved poor Michael from the nasty groper girl! It sounds like you ladies had a great time!