When I attended the Theory of a Deadman concert on Tuesday February 9, 2010 I made a comment to my good friend Christina that we need to become a T95 rock squad girl. Since then I really gave it some thought and actually contacted T95 to see if they are in need of any more rock squad girls. Through several e-mails back and forth between Ray Michaels and I we finally set up an interview. I was really nervous because I personally don’t want to have to sacrifice my personal life for this because I knew I wouldn’t even get paid for it.
I went there for my interview today and was given significant information on what exactly the rock squad does. There is a contract that I have to abide by. The contract states that I must attend at least TWO events each month. Those events would include; rock concerts, charity work, and fashion shows. The charity work is like a carwash every summer that raises money for a specific charity. For the fashion shows I would wear little outfits on a stage and I am not sure that I am 100% okay with that. The only reason why I am not sure with that is because I am conservative when it comes to showing “too much skin.”
However, I really want to do this because I really think it would be fun! BUT, I wouldn’t want to possibly jeopardize Tanner and mine’s relationship. I really DO love him and I DO see a future with him. I don’t want him getting jealous of other guys looking at me or wanting to take pictures with me. I don’t want Tanner getting mad that I would have to wear inappropriate clothing on stage for a concert/fashion show.
I am not sure about the decision I am going to make because I have to sign a contract that is only renewed in December. I am torn! I couldn’t possibly imagine not having Tanner as my boyfriend and I really don’t want anything to come in between us. He said he won’t make the decision for me. I know deep down he doesn’t want me to do it but he said he won’t be “mad” if I choose to go through with this decision.
I haven’t made any decisions yet regarding signing the contract. I want to make sure that this is what I really want to do. Yes I want to do it, but would it really be worth having issues with Tanner, School, Starbucks, and Family if I go through with this? I am going to meet with a Rock Squad girl sometime soon to get more information. The guy interviewing me did say that the biggest issues with past rock squad girls is boyfriends. Tanner did give me a promise ring, so I do know he is serious about me. I really don’t want to have to choose between the two (Tanner, T95). I don’t think I should have to choose between the two because I think if it is really meant to be with Tanner he will understand the choices I make in my life.
After talking to Tanner about this whole ordeal, he has been very supportive of me. He said he will be 100% okay with the decision I make. After I talk to this rock squad girl I will make my decision.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Bog # 19: William Eugene Martin
My uncle William Eugene Martin passed away peacefully and joined all of the angels in the heavens sky on Wednesday February 23, 2010. He died from what is believed an apparent heart attack.
William Eugene Martin was born on February 11, 1956 to Elaine and Eugene Martin. William (Bill) was the oldest of six children. His whole family is from Conway Springs, Kansas. Bill has been survived by his Mother and Father of Viola, Kansas, Brett Martin of Conway Springs, Kansas, Robert Martin of Wellington, Kansas, Janet Kibbe of Conway Springs, Kansas, Janice Roth of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and his two sons Darren and Kyle Martin both of Conway Springs, Kansas. Bill is joining his sister, Jeanna in heaven with the lord Jesus Christ.
My father, Robert Martin called me at approximately 6:25 in the evening of Wednesday February 23, 2010. He informed me that he was on his way to Wichita. I thought that seemed strange because he never goes up to Wichita in the middle of the evening. He has some discomfort in his voice which led me to believe that something has happened. I asked my father if everything was alright or not. He replied by saying “they think Bill has died.” I said in a high voice “What do you mean?” He told me that he received a phone call from my grandma that she found my uncle lying on the floor of his garage at his Conway Springs home. She immediately called the ambulance for help. The paramedics came to the house and they were unable to revive him. I told my father that as soon as he arrived at St. Francis to let me know if my uncle was okay. I received a message via text message from my father at exactly 7:10 in the evening. It said “Bill did not make it, no need for you girls to come to the hospital.” I could tell in his text that he was extremely upset. The first thing I thought was my poor grandma is now going to have to bury two of her children. No parent should have to go though what my grandma is going through. I hate seeing my dad and grandma so upset, it just breaks my heart apart. Nothing is worse than seeing people you care so deeply about upset and sad.
After I received the dreadful text message from my father, I immediately called my boyfriend for some comfort. I was extremely upset by the loss of my uncle because he was such an amazing person inside and out. He always came to my personal events such as, my birthday parties and graduation parties. I wasn’t exactly close to him, but over the last couple of years I have grown to know him.
After he had his leg surgery a couple of years ago he became a very outgoing person and very fun to be around. I am truly saddened over the loss of my uncle. However, I truly think God throws challenges at us because he knows that we will overcome the grief and become stronger in the end. Everything happens for a reason, but unfortunately something awful happened to my Uncle, Bill. I will never forget him.
William Eugene Martin was born on February 11, 1956 to Elaine and Eugene Martin. William (Bill) was the oldest of six children. His whole family is from Conway Springs, Kansas. Bill has been survived by his Mother and Father of Viola, Kansas, Brett Martin of Conway Springs, Kansas, Robert Martin of Wellington, Kansas, Janet Kibbe of Conway Springs, Kansas, Janice Roth of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and his two sons Darren and Kyle Martin both of Conway Springs, Kansas. Bill is joining his sister, Jeanna in heaven with the lord Jesus Christ.
My father, Robert Martin called me at approximately 6:25 in the evening of Wednesday February 23, 2010. He informed me that he was on his way to Wichita. I thought that seemed strange because he never goes up to Wichita in the middle of the evening. He has some discomfort in his voice which led me to believe that something has happened. I asked my father if everything was alright or not. He replied by saying “they think Bill has died.” I said in a high voice “What do you mean?” He told me that he received a phone call from my grandma that she found my uncle lying on the floor of his garage at his Conway Springs home. She immediately called the ambulance for help. The paramedics came to the house and they were unable to revive him. I told my father that as soon as he arrived at St. Francis to let me know if my uncle was okay. I received a message via text message from my father at exactly 7:10 in the evening. It said “Bill did not make it, no need for you girls to come to the hospital.” I could tell in his text that he was extremely upset. The first thing I thought was my poor grandma is now going to have to bury two of her children. No parent should have to go though what my grandma is going through. I hate seeing my dad and grandma so upset, it just breaks my heart apart. Nothing is worse than seeing people you care so deeply about upset and sad.
After I received the dreadful text message from my father, I immediately called my boyfriend for some comfort. I was extremely upset by the loss of my uncle because he was such an amazing person inside and out. He always came to my personal events such as, my birthday parties and graduation parties. I wasn’t exactly close to him, but over the last couple of years I have grown to know him.
After he had his leg surgery a couple of years ago he became a very outgoing person and very fun to be around. I am truly saddened over the loss of my uncle. However, I truly think God throws challenges at us because he knows that we will overcome the grief and become stronger in the end. Everything happens for a reason, but unfortunately something awful happened to my Uncle, Bill. I will never forget him.
Blog # 18: Time Management
Once seniors in high school finally escape the prison-like building by graduating with all of their peers, it is now the time they make the decision on whether or not they want to continue their education at a community college or university. The majority of my class chose to go on to college to achieve a degree for their future.
While attending college my freshman year, I quickly noticed I needed to kick it into high gear if I was serious about my future. When I was attending high school, I would have considered myself as a slacker and a huge procrastinator. Transitioning from a young high school student to an adult who is attending college is a huge difference. Since I was a procrastinator in high school, it made it very difficult for me to focus on my studies in college. In high school I hardly ever studied and didn’t put my best efforts into my assignments as I could have. I was an average “B” student in high school and looking back now, I could have been a straight “A” student if I really applied myself in my school work. If I was unsure about something in high school, I was too afraid to ask my teachers questions for help. Becoming a college student, I quickly realized if I don’t ask my professors’ questions then I will never know the answer. My professors’ can’t mentally read my mind. In high school, teachers literally force their students to do homework, whereas college professors could seriously care less if a student fails to apply themselves in homework.
Time management from high school years to the college years is completely different. In high school I had a study period every day at school. I was allowed enough time to easily finish all my assignments during school, and if I don’t then I would always have time to finish my homework assignments at home. During college I rarely have time during class to study and do homework. Most of my study time and homework takes place outside of school. I usually come home every night and study or do homework for at least two hours. On the weekends, I am constantly studying and reading my book for my class. It is extremely hard to manage all the things in my life such as; work, school, homework, studying, reading, boyfriend, friends, and family. On top of all of that I am considering becoming a t95 Rock Squad girl, but in reality I don’t have the time to do so.
Time management is the most important quality to have in college. Students must make time to do their school work. Students who put other festivities before school will become failures and jeopardize their future. Advice I would give to others would be to make sure school becomes the first priority before fun. You can’t have fun knowing your future isn’t developing!
While attending college my freshman year, I quickly noticed I needed to kick it into high gear if I was serious about my future. When I was attending high school, I would have considered myself as a slacker and a huge procrastinator. Transitioning from a young high school student to an adult who is attending college is a huge difference. Since I was a procrastinator in high school, it made it very difficult for me to focus on my studies in college. In high school I hardly ever studied and didn’t put my best efforts into my assignments as I could have. I was an average “B” student in high school and looking back now, I could have been a straight “A” student if I really applied myself in my school work. If I was unsure about something in high school, I was too afraid to ask my teachers questions for help. Becoming a college student, I quickly realized if I don’t ask my professors’ questions then I will never know the answer. My professors’ can’t mentally read my mind. In high school, teachers literally force their students to do homework, whereas college professors could seriously care less if a student fails to apply themselves in homework.
Time management from high school years to the college years is completely different. In high school I had a study period every day at school. I was allowed enough time to easily finish all my assignments during school, and if I don’t then I would always have time to finish my homework assignments at home. During college I rarely have time during class to study and do homework. Most of my study time and homework takes place outside of school. I usually come home every night and study or do homework for at least two hours. On the weekends, I am constantly studying and reading my book for my class. It is extremely hard to manage all the things in my life such as; work, school, homework, studying, reading, boyfriend, friends, and family. On top of all of that I am considering becoming a t95 Rock Squad girl, but in reality I don’t have the time to do so.
Time management is the most important quality to have in college. Students must make time to do their school work. Students who put other festivities before school will become failures and jeopardize their future. Advice I would give to others would be to make sure school becomes the first priority before fun. You can’t have fun knowing your future isn’t developing!
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Blog # 17: Favorite Color
Everyone has a specific color that is their very favorite. My favorite color is green. To go in even greater detail of the certain shade of green that is my favorite, I would have to say lime green is my all time favorite. The reason why “lime green” is my favorite, because I believe the color signifies spring and summer, which just so happen to be my favorite two seasons of the year. Every time I see a bright colored shade of green, I just smile because it makes me so happy to visualize that a color can be so beautiful.
Green is actually not a primary color, it is secondary, meaning that two colors had to combine together to make the beautiful green shade. When yellow and blue is mixed together it produces green. The more yellow you use in the mix the brighter the shade of green. The bluer the mix the darker shade of green is produced. A shade that had a more abundant amount of yellow in the mix makes a lime green color. A shad that had a more abundant amount of blue in the mix makes a hunter green color.
Green is not a very ordinary color; it is actually very unique making it one of the reasons why I love the color so much. You do not get to see many wardrobe items that are bright green and vibrant, making some of the clothes in my closet dull. Green is the color of life, making it so beautiful. The grass we walk on is so beautifully green and spiky. The only color you see on a golf course is green, making the whole area look hypnotic. The money we use to purchase items is green and everyone uses money in one way or another.
When I was a young teenager and was allowed to decorate my own room, I of course chose green. My bedspread and curtains were white with different shade of green dots covered on it. I had a big bright green fuzzy rug and pillows to match. I even had green lamps and green picture frames to join with the green decorations. When I was able to drive, I begged my parents to buy me a lime green Volkswagen bug. My dad talked me out of it by saying I would get sick of it fast. I listened to him despite the fact I wanted a bright green car.
Green is my favorite color for many reasons. It really has affected my life in many ways. Every time I see the color, I melt invisibly. It is so hard to explain in words how much I enjoy seeing the color green. Green can be everywhere; money, clothes, food, beverages, animals, and anything you can imagine. If green is so beautiful on Earth, just imagine what it will look like in Heaven!
Green is actually not a primary color, it is secondary, meaning that two colors had to combine together to make the beautiful green shade. When yellow and blue is mixed together it produces green. The more yellow you use in the mix the brighter the shade of green. The bluer the mix the darker shade of green is produced. A shade that had a more abundant amount of yellow in the mix makes a lime green color. A shad that had a more abundant amount of blue in the mix makes a hunter green color.
Green is not a very ordinary color; it is actually very unique making it one of the reasons why I love the color so much. You do not get to see many wardrobe items that are bright green and vibrant, making some of the clothes in my closet dull. Green is the color of life, making it so beautiful. The grass we walk on is so beautifully green and spiky. The only color you see on a golf course is green, making the whole area look hypnotic. The money we use to purchase items is green and everyone uses money in one way or another.
When I was a young teenager and was allowed to decorate my own room, I of course chose green. My bedspread and curtains were white with different shade of green dots covered on it. I had a big bright green fuzzy rug and pillows to match. I even had green lamps and green picture frames to join with the green decorations. When I was able to drive, I begged my parents to buy me a lime green Volkswagen bug. My dad talked me out of it by saying I would get sick of it fast. I listened to him despite the fact I wanted a bright green car.
Green is my favorite color for many reasons. It really has affected my life in many ways. Every time I see the color, I melt invisibly. It is so hard to explain in words how much I enjoy seeing the color green. Green can be everywhere; money, clothes, food, beverages, animals, and anything you can imagine. If green is so beautiful on Earth, just imagine what it will look like in Heaven!
Monday, February 22, 2010
Blog # 16: Graduaion Commencement
The day I finally graduated high school was a complete fuzzy blur. I honestly don’t remember any advice that was given to me. I was so ready to get out of the claustrophobic feeling prison that I tuned out all advice that was given to me that day, if I perhaps was given any at all. My only focus was walking across that stage to pick up my diploma that I worked for my entire life while flakily enjoying the handshake of my former principal that I had no respect for. I tried my hardest not to fall flat on my face while walking in my silver high heels that I wore to prom that year.
The only advice I would have for my younger self is to always follow your dreams. Don’t let anyone step inside your way of forming your future. The day I graduated, everything changed. I was no longer that vulnerable kid that my parents once raised. I was now a beautiful young lady, who now had to take on many responsibilities. Was I ready for this commitment? Maybe I was, maybe I wasn’t. Many people who graduate are not exactly ready to grow up. They may be ready to graduate high school and begin their college careers, but the true term of growing up differs from what they might perceive in their mind.
I had to take on many responsibilities once I graduated, and to be honest I don’t think I was exactly ready. My cell phone bill, car payment, gas, rent, and all living expenses relied on me and me only. It was very stressful to take on all those responsibilities all at once, but that is part of growing up and everyone has to go through it. Unfortunately for me, I wasn’t ready to give up my youth because I enjoyed having everything paid for. Graduating was a true wake up call for me. I would never want to go back to high school, but it would be nice to have those possessions paid for again. That is a true fantasy though, not reality.
I think I was more excited about moving out of my house and being on my own, being my own person, and being my own boss, rather than truly thinking about how hard it was going to be. The first semester of my college year was extremely stressful. I didn’t know how to manage my time and my money, because that was all done for me while I was living at home.
The true advice I would give to younger kids who are about to graduate high school is, follow your dreams every step of the way, and to always listen to your parents. They know what is best for you even if you don’t completely agree with them. They are meant to guide you for a reason, because they are your parents.
The only advice I would have for my younger self is to always follow your dreams. Don’t let anyone step inside your way of forming your future. The day I graduated, everything changed. I was no longer that vulnerable kid that my parents once raised. I was now a beautiful young lady, who now had to take on many responsibilities. Was I ready for this commitment? Maybe I was, maybe I wasn’t. Many people who graduate are not exactly ready to grow up. They may be ready to graduate high school and begin their college careers, but the true term of growing up differs from what they might perceive in their mind.
I had to take on many responsibilities once I graduated, and to be honest I don’t think I was exactly ready. My cell phone bill, car payment, gas, rent, and all living expenses relied on me and me only. It was very stressful to take on all those responsibilities all at once, but that is part of growing up and everyone has to go through it. Unfortunately for me, I wasn’t ready to give up my youth because I enjoyed having everything paid for. Graduating was a true wake up call for me. I would never want to go back to high school, but it would be nice to have those possessions paid for again. That is a true fantasy though, not reality.
I think I was more excited about moving out of my house and being on my own, being my own person, and being my own boss, rather than truly thinking about how hard it was going to be. The first semester of my college year was extremely stressful. I didn’t know how to manage my time and my money, because that was all done for me while I was living at home.
The true advice I would give to younger kids who are about to graduate high school is, follow your dreams every step of the way, and to always listen to your parents. They know what is best for you even if you don’t completely agree with them. They are meant to guide you for a reason, because they are your parents.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Blog # 15: Theory of a Deadman Con't
While the t95 Rock Squad Girls were on stage awaiting for Theory of a Deadman to arrive on stage, my boyfriend and I made our way to the floor, hoping to get close enough to the front. As we were walking up to the front we had to duck and squeeze in between people like we were walking through a twisted maze. Some people don’t mind when people try to get to the front row but others get really mad and shove us. I think to myself, it’s a concert and people need to get over the fact that we are here to have a good time. I didn’t pay money to get shoved around like a piece of meat.
We finally got to our destination, which was about five or so rows from the front. It was good enough because I knew once the concert got started there was going to be massive shoving and pushing. I absolutely hate being around a whole bunch of people. I start to freak out when people are too close to my personal bubble. The reason for this is because I went to a huge concert of around 55,000 people in Kansas City and I was crowd surfing on the whole crowd during a famous rock band, Shinedown, and I got dropped right in the middle of a mosh pit! I thought I was going to be trampled and suffocated because of course all the people around me were at least twice my size and didn’t care that a little girl my size was on the ground. Finally a security guard pulled me out of the oversized shoving crowd so I could breathe again. Being around a huge crowd really isn’t my thing, so I nicely asked my boyfriend if we could move towards the back so I could have some breathing room.
Once finally Theory of a Deadman finally decided to come on stage to perform their awesome show, I always notice that the lead singer tremendously resembles my boyfriend, Tanner. They both have several tattoos on their forearms and they both have the lean muscular body with black spiky hair.
They played several of my favorite songs such as, Hate my Life, Santa Monica, All or Nothing, No Surprise, and So happy. My all time favorite song they played is called “Bad Girlfriend.” That is my favorite song because if fits my personality almost perfect. My boyfriend always says I am a bad girlfriend, but in a good way. Many girls would think that being a “bad girlfriend” is bad, but this song makes it out to girls who are “bad girlfriends” basically means they are bad as in drop dead sexy and every guy truly wants that.
The concert was of course amazing just like every other show they put on. I really hope they come back to Wichita for another show and bring someone good to play with, like one of my favorite other rock bands. Concerts for me are a huge stress reliever because I can really express myself and not care what other people think of me!
We finally got to our destination, which was about five or so rows from the front. It was good enough because I knew once the concert got started there was going to be massive shoving and pushing. I absolutely hate being around a whole bunch of people. I start to freak out when people are too close to my personal bubble. The reason for this is because I went to a huge concert of around 55,000 people in Kansas City and I was crowd surfing on the whole crowd during a famous rock band, Shinedown, and I got dropped right in the middle of a mosh pit! I thought I was going to be trampled and suffocated because of course all the people around me were at least twice my size and didn’t care that a little girl my size was on the ground. Finally a security guard pulled me out of the oversized shoving crowd so I could breathe again. Being around a huge crowd really isn’t my thing, so I nicely asked my boyfriend if we could move towards the back so I could have some breathing room.
Once finally Theory of a Deadman finally decided to come on stage to perform their awesome show, I always notice that the lead singer tremendously resembles my boyfriend, Tanner. They both have several tattoos on their forearms and they both have the lean muscular body with black spiky hair.
They played several of my favorite songs such as, Hate my Life, Santa Monica, All or Nothing, No Surprise, and So happy. My all time favorite song they played is called “Bad Girlfriend.” That is my favorite song because if fits my personality almost perfect. My boyfriend always says I am a bad girlfriend, but in a good way. Many girls would think that being a “bad girlfriend” is bad, but this song makes it out to girls who are “bad girlfriends” basically means they are bad as in drop dead sexy and every guy truly wants that.
The concert was of course amazing just like every other show they put on. I really hope they come back to Wichita for another show and bring someone good to play with, like one of my favorite other rock bands. Concerts for me are a huge stress reliever because I can really express myself and not care what other people think of me!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Blog # 14: Theory of a Deadman
Theory of a Deadman is a Canadian rock band that was formed in 2001. They came to Wichita, Kansas to perform with Halestorm at the local Cotillion ballroom.
Theory of a Deadman played last because they were the better known group of the four bands playing. I am not sure who the opening two bands were, most likely an unknown local band. When my boyfriend and I arrived at the cotillion, we immediately started to search for our large group of friends that were also going to the concert. My friend Mikaela was there, a girl I used to work with at Club rodeo. Tanner, my boyfriend and I’s friends were there too; Christina, Bubs, Steve, Tiffany, Cole, Brittany, Brittany’s friend, Sean, and my cousin Austin. We had a quite large group to rock out with each other. While the guys went over to the bar to buy some beer to drink, us girls took many of pictures for future memories; that is very typical of us.
Before Halestorm played, the t95 Rock Squad Girls went on stage with the main DJ. I told my friend Christina that we should try and become rock squad girls, because these girls are nothing compared to us hotties! She laughed and totally agreed with me. She then told me she wanted to grab a couple of beers before Halestorm performed so I agreed to walk with her. We went to the bar and found out they don’t accept debit cards, how frustrating! We then walked around trying to find an ATM to get cash out for her. Of course the one we come across is “out of order.” Losing hope we almost gave up until the nice young rocker dude told us there was another ATM located at the entrance. We finally made it to the other ATM and got cash out for her to get beer. As I was walking around behind her, I noticed some very interesting people who came to this concert. I saw several little kids with their parents, which I thought was “odd” because it was a rock concert, not Miley Cyrus! I also found some thug type people. These are the type of people with black baggy pants and chains, and two sleeves of tattoos. I also realized to myself that I see these types of people at every single concert I attend. Other people I noticed were the “emo” group, which include guys wearing skinny jeans, funky shoes, and their black spiky hair covers their face. The last “type” of people I saw was the regular jock/pretty girls. They really don’t fit in at a concert. They stand out horribly when they wear their Hollister wardrobe and designer purses on their shoulders. My friend Christina and I would definitely fit in the “rocker girl” type. I have my tongue, nose, and navel pierced and has several tattoos. My hair looks like a typical rocker chick who is about to have a good time head banging to a concert. I try not to judge people by the way they look when they attend a concert because I know they are here for the same exact reason as I am, to have a great time rocking’ out!
After Halestorm played, Theory of a Deadman was next. I was about to get extremely pumped because they are one of my all time favorite bands. I have seen them in concert about 4 or 5 times. I knew this was going to be an outstanding performance from them, especially because this would be the first time I’ve seen them in Wichita!
The rest of the concert’s details will continue tomorrow.
Theory of a Deadman played last because they were the better known group of the four bands playing. I am not sure who the opening two bands were, most likely an unknown local band. When my boyfriend and I arrived at the cotillion, we immediately started to search for our large group of friends that were also going to the concert. My friend Mikaela was there, a girl I used to work with at Club rodeo. Tanner, my boyfriend and I’s friends were there too; Christina, Bubs, Steve, Tiffany, Cole, Brittany, Brittany’s friend, Sean, and my cousin Austin. We had a quite large group to rock out with each other. While the guys went over to the bar to buy some beer to drink, us girls took many of pictures for future memories; that is very typical of us.
Before Halestorm played, the t95 Rock Squad Girls went on stage with the main DJ. I told my friend Christina that we should try and become rock squad girls, because these girls are nothing compared to us hotties! She laughed and totally agreed with me. She then told me she wanted to grab a couple of beers before Halestorm performed so I agreed to walk with her. We went to the bar and found out they don’t accept debit cards, how frustrating! We then walked around trying to find an ATM to get cash out for her. Of course the one we come across is “out of order.” Losing hope we almost gave up until the nice young rocker dude told us there was another ATM located at the entrance. We finally made it to the other ATM and got cash out for her to get beer. As I was walking around behind her, I noticed some very interesting people who came to this concert. I saw several little kids with their parents, which I thought was “odd” because it was a rock concert, not Miley Cyrus! I also found some thug type people. These are the type of people with black baggy pants and chains, and two sleeves of tattoos. I also realized to myself that I see these types of people at every single concert I attend. Other people I noticed were the “emo” group, which include guys wearing skinny jeans, funky shoes, and their black spiky hair covers their face. The last “type” of people I saw was the regular jock/pretty girls. They really don’t fit in at a concert. They stand out horribly when they wear their Hollister wardrobe and designer purses on their shoulders. My friend Christina and I would definitely fit in the “rocker girl” type. I have my tongue, nose, and navel pierced and has several tattoos. My hair looks like a typical rocker chick who is about to have a good time head banging to a concert. I try not to judge people by the way they look when they attend a concert because I know they are here for the same exact reason as I am, to have a great time rocking’ out!
After Halestorm played, Theory of a Deadman was next. I was about to get extremely pumped because they are one of my all time favorite bands. I have seen them in concert about 4 or 5 times. I knew this was going to be an outstanding performance from them, especially because this would be the first time I’ve seen them in Wichita!
The rest of the concert’s details will continue tomorrow.
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