MY Concert experince With Garth Brooks

What am I thinking today? A lot. Not really sure how to put it in words. Last night I went and saw Garth Brooks at the Bryce Jorden Center in State College and let me just say I hardly have a voice left. I screamed so hard I could feel it from my toes all the way to the top of  my head. I know that sounds funny but that is how it felt. I love screaming that loud it relieves so much tension, more people should try it. I love concerts I wish I could go to a concert every weekend  I just wish that just once I could get up front and touch the entertainer be one of those people right up in the action I'm always in the nose bleed seats and I don't mind but for once I would like to be up front. I don't understand people who pay that kind of money to see someone and they sit down and they don't even smile the whole time. My question to them is "why are you here?" then they look at you like you are the strange one when you stand up and scream and shout. Well it is a good thing that I don't care what people think of me because I'm  always going be that girl up in the nose bleed seats screaming at the top of my lungs like I'm up front. I think that would be a dream job to work at a concert venue imagine all the people you would get to see for free. I talked to the usher last night about it and she said the pay sucked but she did get to see a lot of people. She said she didn't get paid enough to deal with people like me because she thought I was drinking and I hadn't even had one beer. I was naturally high on the concert experience although I did indulge in some beer drinking because this was the first time that the Jordan center ever sold beer so I had to get in that. $8.00 they charged you but whatever you pay it because of the experience. you were only allowed three anyway. Usher lady changed her tune when she realized I wasn't drunk and she liked me the rest of the night and even hugged me afterwards. I had a great time and I'm now looking forward to my next concert which will be David Allen Cole, The Outlaws, and Jackal  in Gettysburg PA.