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Did anyone see Glee this week? I love that show, truthfully I could do without the story lines most weeks but the songs are so awesome.

I just laugh and smile like a big goon through most of the shows. 

Well if you didn't see Glee this week you might have to head over to Hulu and check it out. 

Why? Well because it was an episode chuck full of Lady Ga Ga songs. 

It was awesome. 

I might have already mentioned that. 

Anyway, I'm on a little bit of a Lady Ga Ga kick because I was coerced, compelled, leaned on, talked into going to her concert.

Oh but wait, it gets better.

SO WAS BRENT!!

I will give you a moment to quit laughing and breathe.

Yes, next March Brent and I will be at a rock concert. Honestly, can you even breathe through the laughter? Okay, well I plan on documenting the experience. Because I never thought the day would come that Brent would be at a rock concert.

Some people have questioned the wisdom of a Lady Ga Ga concert. All I have to say is sometimes you have to break out of your box and see the world from a new perspective. Besides Brent says it is okay so it must be.





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Angie said…
Lady Gaga rocks! Hmmmm, I wonder who the wickedly awesome friend was that talked you (very gently) into going to the very muchly anticipated (and guaranteed to be extremely fun) concert in the distant future? She totally rocks!

I might have to go to hulu and check it out. I love everything Gaga.
May 31, 2010 at 10:06 AM
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