Lockdowns to MUTEMATH (and everything in between!)

Day 33/366 (2/2/2012) Groundhog Day

Yes, the day was littered with excitement.  First we had an actual precautionary lockdown on campus after school, then I got to convert Crystal and Angela into 100-year-old ladies (actually, tomorrow is the 100th day of school [a big deal in primary grades] and they are all dressing as 100-year-old people [GREAT idea!!!!!]; I was merely teaching them how to do old lady make-up...they look PHENOMENAL!!!).  After scuzzying them up, Mike and I hopped in the car and headed to LA to fulfill a Christmas gift: Mutemath Odd Soul Tour Concert Tickets at Club Nokia in Los Angeles.

Our tickets said 8.  We got there at 7:15.  Read a very small sign on a window.  The doors opened at 8; the concert didn't start until 10:00!!  You know you're getting old when that announcement alone almost makes you want to cry.  The good news: It was a great concert, I took tons of photos (surprise, surprise), we had VIP 2nd row seats, and directly in front of me sat Tina Majorino who played Deb in Napolean Dynamite (no, she was not wearing her hair in a side ponytail...or peddling lanyards).  She's a huge Mutemath fan; it was really fun watching her watch the concert.  Be sure to check out the photo album of the concert.

God is in the details.  He is in the mundane.  He is in the exciting.  The students are all safe.  We got home safely.  A good time was had in LA.  Christian musicians performed to a secular crowd.  "Let everything that has breath praise the LORD; praise the LORD!" Psalm 150:6