Manchester
was… ridiculous. Well. Getting to/from Manchester was ridiculous. Because I
wasn’t actually planning on doing it I hadn’t shift swapped around it, so I had
to work the morning of the gig before I ran and got on a train. I was also due
at work at 7.45 the next day so I had to get on a train at about 5am to be home
in time but I’ll probably write about that in the next entry cos the next day
was the day of the London gig.
I
don’t think much really happened in Manchester other than the fact that I was
totally crushed on the front row and in a lot of pain most of the night haha.
OH and the guy next to me was wearing a huge puffa jacket during the entire
show which was the weirdest thing I think I’ve ever seen at a gig. I mean he
was sweating so hard and he didn’t even unzip it.
My
other memory was Shane stepping forwards up onto the weird box things that were
between the band and the crowd and shouting “HI MEG” at me because he was
really close to me and his guitar was RIGHT IN MY FACE. He came up to me later
and apologised for “guitaring in my face”. Bless his heart.
Manchester
was the first time I had photos with all of Fort Hope, which was really cool. I
mean it was pretty far into the tour and I’d fallen in love with the guys but
I’d only ever had a photo with Andé so I thought I’d better actually get photos
with the rest of the band. The photo of Gaskin and I is still one of my
favourite photos ever, I think.
The only other thing I remember happening in Manchester was
standing next to Kemp and asking for a photo but he was stood on the curb and
looked ridiculously taller than me, so I asked him to step down. He just stared
at me. I asked him again. He stared at me some more. I said it again. He leaned
forwards.
What a knob.
What a knob.
Until next time,
Meg Mercury xoxo
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