Hi, I´m looking for a general ticket for Portland, I´m travelling from México to Seattle and I want to go to Portland too.
Tks
Hi, I´m looking for a general ticket for Portland, I´m travelling from México to Seattle and I want to go to Portland too.
Tks
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I looked and I saw:
I looked into those glossy eyes staring
back at me
and I saw what seeing is...
what's left for those,
that are left...
to those departed....
my sister said "I LIKE your Asian tan"
I laughed out of shock
because I knew she didn't really mean to be
funny.
she was in shock too
so we embraced
reality.
'Our father is dying'
I thought to myself
"covered by the blood of Jesus!"
He was all yellow and purple.
bruised all over...like he had been beaten.
we circled around him and sang hymns for long hours
day after day
harmonizing as we know how to in family.
he loved Jesus
so we praised him as best we could.
I think he was pleased.
it was hard to tell since he couldn't speak.
but his eyes were as expressive as ever...and
he was as cheeky as ever!
I hated hearing him groaning at night...and I knew then
that I didn't know his mind
we all waited in agony
one week was NOT time
it was ETERNAL
but the clock was ticking and it was very painful to my ears.
like water droplet Chinese torture.
the pressure built in my neck and my head
and I could not breath.
at one point I began suffocating
I could not breath
my sister, Rachelle, walked me through it
breath in
breath out
she walked me through it more with her eyes than her words really
I knew she was choking just the same.
second "panick attack"
of my life
I had put a flower
a thorn flower
on his breast
when he drew his last breath
he didn't speak
but one tear dropped
from his one left eye
and then he died.
my sister and I cuddled his dead body for a long time,
and my brother fixed his face into a smile.
premonition:
I heard his voice in my head in a dream before he died. I was napping, just before the nurses arrived...and before I awoke to hear them tell me what I already knew...my fathers voice said to me " Robynn! It's ALRIGHT! "
and it was exactly his voice and it woke me out of my nap...
then the nurses walked us through the steps of what we should expect upon his death...although I had already read about it and already knew, I just nodded and agreed....and tried to listen to my fathers voice that it was ALRIGHT rather than their jabbering.
the first sign was that he was blind in the morning and his feet went cold.
I looked into my sisters deep green eyes and said...he's going....
we knew we only had hours left and what to say and what to do..we thought all of us we had more time...always more time...but we accepted...and we forgave...
I felt an immense pressure on my shoulders. and my head and my entire body. until the moment he died.
and when he died...all that pressure released and I felt free as a bird.
like a gentle wind blowing over me. all the weight all the heaviness gone...I took in a deep breath..
I looked long and hard at that face slowly turning to stone
I realized...Maurie is GONE.
and I hugged his dead body with my sister.
she cut off his long white mullet hair and gave us each a portion.
My inheritance from my dad is a strong spirit and a brave heart.
I loved him till the end, and with all his failures...
yet I hope to see him again.
the song he wrote for me I only heard when he was dying. I had only glimpses of my father and mainly lies from my mother.
I thought we would have had more time.
I'm left with only this
"it's alright"
and
"Death comes to us all...
your heart is strong,
have the courage to follow it"
RIP Father.
that in 2012 at the Radiohead concert here in Atlanta, three young females made fun of me.... I was holding my sign, wearing my derby, whilst on the rail first level and yelling to Radiohead "I love you"! these young girls sitting about 3 rows below me, have no idea how hurt I was with their glares, laughing and pointing at me..... I allowed myself to feel shame and embarrassment for being a 56 year old and acting like a fan-girl. fact is, I am a fan-girl. fact is, I do love Radiohead for the gift of their music and the difference it makes in my life. fact is at 60 years old now, I am not going to allow anyone to make me feel ashamed or embarrassed for expressing my love. Radiohead bring to this diagnosed chronic depressive with anxiety disorder person, great happiness and peace of heart and mind. I wonder if Radiohead have any idea that their music is like medication, or nourishment to some of us, in this sometimes lonely, cruel world?
my deceased ex-husband was a musician, singer, entertainer...... we entertained as a couple many times. turns out singing in public wasn't for me, I became more and more shy and nervous with each performance. anyhow the point I am making is, I think I sabotaged myself this time with getting the tickets for the April 1st concert here in Atlanta. (btw-my husband died April 1st, 2014) I think I subconsciously decided that at 60 years old, I was too old to be with all the young people and enjoy myself as much as they do at a rock concert..... I couldn't understand however, why would anyone want to be stoned. I want to remember every single damned thing. I want to be there completely. I also wanted the 45 minute drive home to be a safe one. LOL
I know I was wrong.... I know I have blown my chance to experiencing the best high I have ever had again, that being a Radiohead concert. I hope I will come to believe that even though I only saw them once in my life, I was so blessed! when I read stories of fans who have never been able to obtain tickets to see them I hurt for them. I feel so blessed that Radiohead chose Atlanta Georgia USA to visit and put on a concert. I feel so blessed that even though I could not see their faces, the one thing that just made me so happy was that, I was in the same damned room, building, city and state with the five men(six including Mr. Deamer) that I so dearly appreciate, listen to everyday, go to that happy place with and I pray they continue to produce more music for me to enjoy till the day I die.
The Radiohead fans I meet here on WASTE and on Facebook, have been so genuine and so compassionate. I hope everyone who really wants to see Radiohead gets a chance in their lifetime, just the way I did. Peace, Love and Blessings to all my Radiohead friends! XOXO Jeaninrainbows
Just wanted to put it out there that I may have some extra tickets for the Radiohead show in Miami. The other people that were supposed to join us did not really care for the section and wanted something closer. They are in section 311. If you are interested, please let me know.
It has been an anthem for me these days, and I hummed it to myself yesterday (along with Patti Smith's "People Have the Power") in Washington DC as I marched for love and hope with my sisters and brothers.
And of course, thank you for everything you have done to nourish our souls and and rescue our faith in beauty and truth for all these years.
With much love for all of you and your families and friends,
Carin
I'm not going to see them this year. I am crying, but I still have joy in my heart... I just listened to Jonny and Thom's outdoor video's. It made me smile and melt, just like it did the first time I saw it. Thank you Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Yorke, you got me through this sad time. Peace to you both!
I created groups for the Seattle and Portland shows so we can collaborate! Post pics! Post your non-scalping tickets! rideshares, whatever.
I am saddened that REAL fans can't get tickets when huge ticket vendors swoop up all the damn tickets and then resale them for astronomical prices. Its almost impossible to see Radiohead now outside of a festival. I literally wanted to cry this morning when I tried to get tickets and them sold out in a matter of seconds. It has always been a HUGE dream of mine to see them with my sister and my best friend and thats not going to happen now. With everything that is going on in the god forsaken country I thought maybe I would give some relief to us by looking forward to an amazing show…… but NO. I hope that maybe some of Radiohead's management sees some of our messages and takes some initiative in getting tickets in the hands of their fans who are part of just the regular public.
I will be driving my [clean and smoke free] minivan from Vancouver, Canada to the Seattle concert, and then to the Portland concert. I can comfortably fit 6 people, and a 7th would be a squeeze. 2 spots are already taken, so I can fit 4 to 5 more people.
Just help with the gas. The more people there are the cheaper it is.
If you are only going to Seattle, contact me anyways. If im not full then maybe you can catch a ride down and take the bus back.
Riders need to be clean and smoke-free and scent-free (I have allergies to lots of perfumes).
I will be staying overnight in Seattle and Portland after the concerts and driving back to Vancouver the morning after the Portland concert.
ROAD TRIP!!!! and the best kind of road trip :)
Yo!
I was only able to get one bad nosebleed for Portland. I am really hoping to find a general admission ticket to Portland. Or maybe just a better seat for Portland. I have one Seattle ticket I can trade if that helps. Its section 110.
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Thanks!!
Good luck everyone. Its soul crushing to not get tickets.
Can someone please help me navigate the purchase of tickets to the Miami Radiohead show? I don't know how to get the resale link, or how to buy. Last time I bought at the opening time and was in the very back. I would appreciate any help. Thank you.
Anyone willing to dm me a presale link? I'm desperate to see them in Atlanta, for the first time ever :[
AS I TRY TO PURCHASE THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE AT PHILLIPS ARENA TODAY.... I JUST WANT TO SEE THEIR FACES UP CLOSE. Yes, I am shouting! LOL
ticketnetwork,tickets -center ticketliquidator just to name a few HOW in the HELL are These FUCKING BASTERDS already scalping,something needs to be done,