seating and things

[THRH79B@prodigy.com (MS KELLY D GILES I)]

I've got to agree with Keith o' the Net here...sure, it's nice to get 
good seats, but one can carry that too far.  It makes me sad to see 
people post things like, "Well, forget it if they aren't third row 
seats or better!"  I don't think such fussiness is the sign of a more 
dedicated fan, in fact, I would guess quite the opposite.  My friend 
Gordy, a 12 year old Who fan, attended his first Who show last year.  
The best seats he and his mum could get were towards the back of the 
upper balcony.  They couldn't even see the video screens.  But he was 
happy just to BE at a Who concert.  I feel very sorry for anyone who 
can't feel that way anymore, for anyone who can't enjoy a concert 
without being within spitting distance of the band.  It just seems...
awful cold.


Hope I die before I get bored,

- -Yellow "Lemon Fresh" Ledbetter