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Old 11-29-2005, 01:50 PM
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Not at all, but then, I'm not one who is particularly saddened by the idea of going to a concert alone or with just one or two people. There are plenty of other artists that I like whom many of my friends like also, but I've always been quite content with Fleetwood Mac kind of just being "my" thing. I actually don't ever even try to convert anybody. Much as I love making mix CDs for friends, I've never once made one of Fleetwood Mac or related music.
I love having the Mac as being 'my' thing. I always thought it was a bit weird to think like that, glad somebody agrees.

If they do come back I'd like to go to the concert alone, to be honest. It'd be such an amazing experience to have my own, I don't really want to share it!!
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I love having the Mac as being 'my' thing. I always thought it was a bit weird to think like that, glad somebody agrees.

If they do come back I'd like to go to the concert alone, to be honest. It'd be such an amazing experience to have my own, I don't really want to share it!!
I guess for my friend and I, it was "our" thing. No one else we hung out with was into FM or Stevie. When we knew we were going to get up front at this last concert, it was like being 17 all over again! We couldn't even eat dinner b/c we were so excited. And then after the concert, we sat by the hotel pool and talked about the show like a couple of teenagers. I would think it would be lonely after a show not to have someone as into it as you are to share that with.
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Old 11-29-2005, 02:33 PM
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It did suck, but then I met skcin (even though she only discovered them during The Dance ) and we've been friends ever since. I actually met her from Mick's board. We went to the Toronto show together and then Vegas. It's nice to have someone to share your compassion for something with. Prior to that, I dragged my poor husband to all the other show's. I guess you could say that he's more grateful for me meeting Paula then me
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