Like a Blister in the Sun
I went to a free Violent Femme concert last Friday night. As someone who desperately wanted to see them live during her 16-year-old punk/alternative concert-going days, I was thrilled to get to see them now (finally) and for free! I was also surprised that half the girls in my program didn't know who they were. More proof that I am old.
I told my mom that I was at a Violent Femme concert via text message. When I got home I saw this email:
"Why were you at a violent concert? I hope you are okay. Be careful."
I called her later and, apparently, after sending the email, my dad explained that the Violent Femmes are a band. We all laughed about it.
Speaking of generations and age....
One of my patients today thought I was 23. Great, right? Well it turns out she was blind. Apparently my voice sounded young.
Some random pictures:
A B'more sunset from my apartment the other night.
Lanterns over the concert venue.
Note: For those from other generations, this title comes from one of the most well-known Violent Femme songs. Even the young people know it. Not by title though. You have to sing it.
I told my mom that I was at a Violent Femme concert via text message. When I got home I saw this email:
"Why were you at a violent concert? I hope you are okay. Be careful."
I called her later and, apparently, after sending the email, my dad explained that the Violent Femmes are a band. We all laughed about it.
Speaking of generations and age....
One of my patients today thought I was 23. Great, right? Well it turns out she was blind. Apparently my voice sounded young.
Some random pictures:
A B'more sunset from my apartment the other night.
Lanterns over the concert venue.
Note: For those from other generations, this title comes from one of the most well-known Violent Femme songs. Even the young people know it. Not by title though. You have to sing it.
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