John Mayer in Sydney

Unfortunately, after all my hard work,* John Mayer did not come to Adelaide. Lucky for me, I have an awesome boyfriend and dad who helped me get to Sydney to see him. I must say, it was completely worth it and it was the best concert I have ever seen.

*By the way, I've had general people being annoying and making comments about me posting tweets like I did on my profile. Let me explain. It started off as a joke. A hilarious genius idea by me. (I'm joking when I say that too, I know I am neither hilarious nor a genius.) I never liked twitter but I posted tweets to Mayer when I thought of it to keep myself occupied and amuse myself. It worked well, and it got a little more attention than I expected: Randoms reading it, Chilli company 'supporting' me (they posted one tweet about it, thanks) dad's friend at his work (journalists) wrote to their friends at the Advertiser basically saying "if you have nothing better to write about, here's a story"...  Yeah. Anyway my point is, even though it would have been cool if it had (for some reason) worked, it wasn't expected to and I'm not some ditzy crazy screaming fangirl. My friends would scoff at me saying this, but goodness, a lot of the 'obsessive' things I say are joking. It's my dry humour coming out, gosh.

ANYWAY moving on. I might post photos if I can be stuffed later, but for now my teeth need brushing and I'm sleepy. After the JM concert, dad and I wandered the harbour and found another place - Tokio Hotel. Coincidently, a name of a German band. We were walking past this place, and being a lover of live music, I heard this girl band with a great pianist, vocalist and bass player singing "Work It Out" by Beyonce. They were very good, especially for a pub band. Very entertaining and I really enjoyed it. We stayed there until about 12:30am, just standing against the wall watching the band. I got a few weird looks because I wasn't drinking or dancing but you don't need to when watching music like that.

In the past, I did not like Sydney. After spending more time in the tourist areas, I really do like it though. I still don't want to live there, but I love being there. The harbour is expensive but great, especially the bars and bands that are around. Now that I'm 18 and can actually go in there, I'm living for nights like that.

I have a headache. Goodnight dears.


For tonight's quote, I will show you an old MSN conversation between myself and the beautiful Mara:

(11:18 PM) PYRO-Mara: The Toltecs, Seventh-century native Mexicans, went into battle with wooden swords so as not to kill their enemies.

(11:18 PM) ojaye.infatuatio: HAHA COOL
That's so nice!

(11:18 PM) PYRO-Mara: if all the world had that mentality. I'd easily kill everyone