July 29, 2005

I have a confession to make. Last week, I went to see Kelly Clarkson in concert. Now some of you might think that I went just to accompany my wife. While that is mostly true, I have to admit I certainly wasn't adverse to going. I went willingly especially after hearing some of her more recent singles on the radio that were a little more on the rock side than the Top 40 side. So off we go to Birmingham (eating dinner at the same restaurant we dined at the evening I proposed). That might not seem so bad, but it gets worse (compared to the unwritten code of masculinity). After the concert was over, I have to admit I enjoyed it. It wasn't a typical teeny-bopper show even though the audience was mostly little girls and their parents. Kelly Clarkson has a real rock edge to her stuff. Maybe that's just to give Avril some competition, but who knows. Hopefully, I won't be swarmed by the masculinity police and forced to give away my "man card". Maybe I can get a few more points since Graham Colton Band opened up the show. But, once you've been on One Tree Hill, does that void the potential masculinity points?

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