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Well here goes another blog post! It's been way too long.

For the first time, I followed Radiohead a bit on tour - seeing them more than just once or twice. I saw them 6 times this North American leg. Also, I don't think I wrote on here last year, but I also saw them at Coachella (weekend one) 2017! Yea the sound sucked, and got a bit dehydrated because I wasn't used to desert heat - it was still a great show.

2018 positivity!
MSG night 2, 3, 4
Pittsburgh
Philly night 1 and 2

What a great year to be spoiled by having a Radiohead tour in my area. It was much needed. I made so many great friends this time around. The best moment was a group of us were singing Radiohead songs at The Pennsy after MSG night 4! Even strangers were just joining in, it was marvelous. Then it started to rain and it made everything so much more special. This was my favorite moment spent with my Radiohead friends.

My favorite trip was going out to Pittsburgh, I've never been before. What a beautiful city. Reminded me so much of Italy, houses in the mountains. The city was nice and spread out, so I felt like I can breathe and still feel part of something big. Made amazing friends there, and got Ed side rail - a dream. That was my favorite trip.

Philly were my "hometown" / just-nearby-where-I-currently-live shows. Night 1 was full of anxiety as I saw a whole line of WASTE GA ticket holders bypass me even though I waited all day. I was saved by one of my Radiohead friends who found me on the GA floor, and I still had a great spot. Night 2 I had WASTE tickets and lucked out much better. Thom rail that night! I also slept overnight from being at Night 1, so that is something I've definitely not done before. Another great experience with friends I've met over the years and new friends.

My favorite songs played this tour were A Wolf at the Door and The Daily Mail. Seeing Spectre live was also a huge treat. I had so much fun this year, and I'm so fortunate to have these experiences. Thanks Radiohead, xoxoxoxo.

~Lady D
aka Diana

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I am a fifty-eight year old lady. I am a mother of five and I have eight grandchildren. Through my lifetime I have tried my hand at book publishing and screenplay writing, but I find myself enjoying my new hobby now that the kids are grown of making videos to show work that I have done and extend my obsession with photography in video form.
I first started with a youtube channel under Dorisanne13. On top of doing short commercial videos about my screenplays I have now proceeded to expand out into cooking videos. So if you are interested in books or screenplays check those videos out and if you are into cooking I some up with many more videos to come.
I have started a second channel on youtube titled viewwithme showing many of the places I am viewing myself for the first time. My intent is to bring businesses to Maine by showing what Maine has to offer. Wanting the film industry to also join I have created over two-thousand videos of antiques involving anything from farm equipment to Model A Vehicles. The site also serves for a good purpose. For seniors that are home-bound or just don’t get out much in the winter, it is helpful with reminiscing their past and hopefully sharing their personal experiences with family and friends. I am starting to add videos of big rigs and snowmobiles to address the young and active at heart.
So if any of this interest you, be sure to check my channels out. Also if you have a Twitter account, please add me, I am under Dorisanne. That way you can stay caught up on all the videos on both my channels and be sure to share a smile today.

Cheers!