<sub>Either way, I'd like to tell you guys this: I attended another Bob Dylan concert. C: AND I HAVE STORIES.
To begin with, when we got to the stadium and Willie Nelson opened up, he only got a chance to play about four songs before a storm rolled in. While we waited for the storm to pass and for John Mellencamp to start his part, some guy came up and asked my dad if we were “in line”. We had no idea what this guy was talking about so my dad answered “For what? What line?” The guy apparently found this hilarious and started to laugh saying “For the ATM machine!” (which happened to be behind us). Anyway, when the guy passed us again after he had gone to the ATM and he gave my dad $20 for making him laugh! TWENTY DOLLARS! I’ve never seen anything like that in my life.

After all the rain and stuff passed, John Mellencamp (you guys probably know him as the guy that did “Hurt So Good” ) began. He was great, I didn’t care for his acoustic set part of it but his electric stuff was great. Finally, at around 10 or quarter till 10, Bob Dylan and his band came out on stage. I was jumping around like a hyperactive fan girl on drugs throughout the whole thing, periodically screaming either “I LOVE YOU BOBBY!” or “ZIMMY!”. I was really hoping that I would be able to get right up close to the stage but, alas, it was cram packed up near stage and even little ol’ me couldn’t squeeze past them. )’: I couldn’t see over half the peoples’ heads so I had to keep finding little “ pockets” between them to see the stage.

I kept my eyes on Bob the whole time. :3 AND HE ACTUALLY SPOKE AT THE END. I love Dylan’s performance was like ten times better at Aberdeen then at Meriwether. It was a very exciting night and I really had a lot of fun.</sub>