Oh oh oh oh! There is so much to say and so little time and so little cooperation from the iPad. I don't care what anyone says.....its a terrible contraption. Maybe mine is defective. Mine's broken. These are broken. (movie quote anyone?). Let's see what I can do. Umm.......where to start?
B's mama was our chauffeur to Antwerp. Brave mama. The traffic and freeways are crazy crazy here. But she did a great great job! We arrived early but it was a good thing. Had time to get our tickets and have a drink and get settled. Oh! And buy some souvenirs. Hehe. Magnets! They have magnets! I have all kinds of concert magnets on my fridge - the boy fridge I call it! But I didn't have divo. Now I do! Yay!
This couple -VERY POSH - saw my Canadian passport as I was getting my tickets and they approached me about it. So we had a little chat. They were obviously "important" or thought they were. I felt a bit out of my element, but i can hold my own, i guess. Thankfully i was dressed nice. That gives confidence, you know? And so does working for Loverboy for years. Youmjust get through. Plus, being excited about divo doesnt hurt. Hehe. Anyhow, They were very nice, but very french Canadian. Turns out they are from Westmount in Montreal and live in Brussels for work. I found out later work was NATO. Ya, NATO. He gave me his business card and told me to email him for Divo pictures. We'll see. He did have a really good camera. Anyhow, it was interesting.
The concert was just amazing. AMAZING!!!! The show was starting, and I looked away for some reason......and when I looked back, of course there they were! Coming up out of the floor. And sounding just spectacular! I think I might have teared up a bit, but mostly I just smiled like an idiot, because I couldn't believe I was there! And they were there! And I was in Antwerp. It was just........ya. So so so so cool!
I could tell you the songs and the schtick that they do, but those reports are a dime a dozen. Their repertoire is much more relaxed than it used to be, looser and funnier, and it really seems like they try to outdo each other in trying to make their mates and the audience laugh. Some of the gags are obviously part of the show even though they are meant to be 'original' moments, but I say just go along for the ride. It's fun and so much better than the stiffness of previous shows. I like it and they made me laugh. Their smiles are infectious and it's fun. Of course, their voices are absolutely beautiful. So much that it gives you chills at the most unexpected moments. Especially when Urs is staring right at you! LOL. My seat was pretty much centre, and for some reason we got a lot of Urs. Not that. Am complaining. We got a lot of Carlos too.
Ok, gonna post this and continue with part two in case iPad decides to act up.
To be continued..........
B's mama was our chauffeur to Antwerp. Brave mama. The traffic and freeways are crazy crazy here. But she did a great great job! We arrived early but it was a good thing. Had time to get our tickets and have a drink and get settled. Oh! And buy some souvenirs. Hehe. Magnets! They have magnets! I have all kinds of concert magnets on my fridge - the boy fridge I call it! But I didn't have divo. Now I do! Yay!
This couple -VERY POSH - saw my Canadian passport as I was getting my tickets and they approached me about it. So we had a little chat. They were obviously "important" or thought they were. I felt a bit out of my element, but i can hold my own, i guess. Thankfully i was dressed nice. That gives confidence, you know? And so does working for Loverboy for years. Youmjust get through. Plus, being excited about divo doesnt hurt. Hehe. Anyhow, They were very nice, but very french Canadian. Turns out they are from Westmount in Montreal and live in Brussels for work. I found out later work was NATO. Ya, NATO. He gave me his business card and told me to email him for Divo pictures. We'll see. He did have a really good camera. Anyhow, it was interesting.
The concert was just amazing. AMAZING!!!! The show was starting, and I looked away for some reason......and when I looked back, of course there they were! Coming up out of the floor. And sounding just spectacular! I think I might have teared up a bit, but mostly I just smiled like an idiot, because I couldn't believe I was there! And they were there! And I was in Antwerp. It was just........ya. So so so so cool!
I could tell you the songs and the schtick that they do, but those reports are a dime a dozen. Their repertoire is much more relaxed than it used to be, looser and funnier, and it really seems like they try to outdo each other in trying to make their mates and the audience laugh. Some of the gags are obviously part of the show even though they are meant to be 'original' moments, but I say just go along for the ride. It's fun and so much better than the stiffness of previous shows. I like it and they made me laugh. Their smiles are infectious and it's fun. Of course, their voices are absolutely beautiful. So much that it gives you chills at the most unexpected moments. Especially when Urs is staring right at you! LOL. My seat was pretty much centre, and for some reason we got a lot of Urs. Not that. Am complaining. We got a lot of Carlos too.
Ok, gonna post this and continue with part two in case iPad decides to act up.
To be continued..........
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