Is this cool or what?

Okay, about a week ago was my birthday, so for a present, my grandparents got my mom and me tickets to go see the band Trans-Siberian Orchestra. It was the first concert Ive been to that I actually remember. Anyway, late into the show, the last song to be exact, a person we think was a raodie came over to me, tapped me on the shoulder and said 'Come here'. Curious, I followed. He began leading me to the stage (We were in the second row all the way to the right). I actually started freaking out. I thought they were gonna have me come up on stage, and I would have no idea what to do. Instead, we came up to the edge of the stage and a person who had sung a few songs earlier came over to me, playing guitar. He asked me 'Can you play guitar?' I had started lessons back in August, so I said 'Yeah'. He must not have heard me right, because he took off the strap, unplugged the guitar from the cord, and handed me the guitar, saying 'Well, now youve got one'. I finally understood what it was like to be speechless (I did say 'Thank you' though). Now, iown two guitars, my Fender (C) Starcaster and the guitar Igot at the concert, a Jackson (C) something (I thnk its a soloist of some kind).

So cool.
I'm glad for you.
Someone wanted to give you their own charity work to make themselves feel good tonight.

Thanks.

Sadly, a few of the signatures have faded, but its mostly because they signed in a stupid place for a guitar.

Roan117 wrote:Thanks.

Sadly, a few of the signatures have faded, but its mostly because they signed in a stupid place for a guitar.

Like I said all they wanted to do was give you a thrift item.
So he could use his dollars to buy another.

Thats actually not the coolest guitar they had up there. One had glow in the dark skulls on it, the other had an 'X' shaped body that was blue with blue lightning.

Roan117 wrote:Thats actually not the coolest guitar they had up there. One had glow in the dark skulls on it, the other had an 'X' shaped body that was blue with blue lightning.

See they thought they were making you feel special for giving you a guitar, but there were better guitars all in line waiting to be given to another "special kid".
That's why I don't see this oh you got a signed guitar cool, they did it to at least a couple kids or one kid.
And I have only gotten one thing ever from a concert the singers shades.
What the hell am I to do with shades?