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Oct. 29th, 2005 11:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jianantonicI had a great time at the Robbie and Ellis show tonight, even though I was alone *ahem*. Remember what I said about saying you'll go to shit? If you're not going to come, JUST FUCKING BE HONEST ABOUT IT. It's far less disappointing that way. I won't be mad - people have different tastes and all - but if you say you're going to come, FUCKING SHOW UP. Or at least pretend for a moment that you've considered my feelings when you decide to essentially stand me up and have the courtesy to give me a phone call, for crying out loud.
I'm not bitching at any one person - there are several folks out there - you know who you are - that said you'd "try and make it." Well, thanks for "trying."
Despite my terrible attitude issues, I did have a great time. Though at the end of the night, I got some terrible, terrible news. And it's made me very sad and I don't want to talk about it. I mean I do, but in a far more intimate way than via blog. So. If you're not one of the people that left me hanging tonight, give me a call, because I really need to talk. It's nothing that affects me directly, I guess, but I haven't felt such a sense of loss in almost a decade. Never mind. I'll talk to my husband about it tomorrow.
I don't have any more concerts on my personal agenda for a while, but Ellis Paul will be in Harrisonburg at the Little Grill on 11/11. I won't be in town, though - but those of you who will be should go, because both Ellis and the Little Grill are awesome. I've decided I'm not going to the Richard Shindell concert in Charlottesville because after reading a review of a recent show of his, I just don't think it's worth the drive on a weeknight to go to a show I'd probably have to attend alone. Not that someone wrote a bad review, it's just that the setlist was short and that's not worth $15 and a drive.
If you think you're one of the people I'm pissed at about tonight, don't apologize or make excuses, because it's behind me and really I'm only making a bigger deal out of it because of the devastating news I got, but do consider that I'm the type of person that expects promises to be carried out and messages to be left when the promises are impossible. Preferably messages several days in advance.
Peace.
I'm not bitching at any one person - there are several folks out there - you know who you are - that said you'd "try and make it." Well, thanks for "trying."
Despite my terrible attitude issues, I did have a great time. Though at the end of the night, I got some terrible, terrible news. And it's made me very sad and I don't want to talk about it. I mean I do, but in a far more intimate way than via blog. So. If you're not one of the people that left me hanging tonight, give me a call, because I really need to talk. It's nothing that affects me directly, I guess, but I haven't felt such a sense of loss in almost a decade. Never mind. I'll talk to my husband about it tomorrow.
I don't have any more concerts on my personal agenda for a while, but Ellis Paul will be in Harrisonburg at the Little Grill on 11/11. I won't be in town, though - but those of you who will be should go, because both Ellis and the Little Grill are awesome. I've decided I'm not going to the Richard Shindell concert in Charlottesville because after reading a review of a recent show of his, I just don't think it's worth the drive on a weeknight to go to a show I'd probably have to attend alone. Not that someone wrote a bad review, it's just that the setlist was short and that's not worth $15 and a drive.
If you think you're one of the people I'm pissed at about tonight, don't apologize or make excuses, because it's behind me and really I'm only making a bigger deal out of it because of the devastating news I got, but do consider that I'm the type of person that expects promises to be carried out and messages to be left when the promises are impossible. Preferably messages several days in advance.
Peace.
