Aaron Lines

Last night was the Aaron Lines concert. I was super excited, dressed a little country and prior to arriving at the school drove around Baden and New Hamburg screaming Aaron Lines out the window with a few other females. It was fun, I was excited…. and I had such high expectations.. that were met!
I’m so proud of our school and all the  charity events we take part in. The way that we can just get Aaron Lines to show up at WO of all places is pretty amazing I must say.
Anyways…. I was pretttty pissed off not too far into the pre-show. Well first, I was sitting in the front row waiting for the concert to start. I saw a group of kids stumble in, some of them I used to be friends with but I have chosen to keep my distance because of … well, the things they do.
They  came in loud, tripping, laughing and acting very obnoxiously. Dressed a little flashy, and the guys with open buttoned dress shirts on. Youre drunk? Really? You came to a charity community event DRUNK…. where there are more children and parents than students. Great job. Good for you.. your mother must be proud!
Katie Gingerich came on stage and sang two songs.. She did an amazing job! I was so impressed. Between the first and second song, the group began yelling stuff like “Get off the stage”, and chanting AARON AARON AARON…..
I grinded my teeth, and looked around… clearly so pissed off that I couldnt even convert oxygen to carbon dioxide. I looked around and saw that half of the cafeteria was glaring at them, and the first and second row of the kids who planned the event were NOT impressed..
After Katie, I forget what they  call themselves… but the little boy group (The most hilarious thing I’ve seen in my life) came on. They yelled again “Fags!” “Get off the stage!”
I decided instead of making a scene that I would text my one old friend. “Tell your friends to shutup, they are going to get kicked out.” She walked over… and yelled at me.
I am so sorry that there are police here, and I am sorry that you are 18 and could get charged for drinking in public, or suspended from school.. or just like like an idiot. I decided to keep my cool and just say.. whatever! Your loss. but i’ll laugh when you’re escorted out of here. (Which they were).
Anyway, the  concert was amazing, and I am so proud of our school, and Carly. Aaron played Carly’s mom’s favourite song. Karen has been battling cancer for a while, and when her song was played Carly and I just cried and cried and cried in the crowd. We walked out and found Karen in the crowd and gave her hugs while she cried in the middle of the caf. So many people watched and gave us funny looks that said “Why are you crying?”
It was an amazing night, and I am so glad it turned out so well!

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