Allah-las!

I should be sewing in the basement at this very moment, but I just want to take a quick break. I have been cutting fabrics since Monday, attaching buttons and zippers, and sewing.

The mister took me on a date the other Friday to watch a concert in Washington DC. I was kind of worried prior to Friday since I was sick for awhile. I have the most terrible cough since I can remember. Good thing I didn't have stuffy nose.  It was a total work out for my chest, stomach and lungs. I wished I gained abs during the process.

Anyway, we left 30 minutes late from what we had planned. Going there from Frederick was an hour and a half. We got lost and made a wrong turn twice. We arrived around 9:15 and show starts at 9, so we were worried we might not get a spot near the stage. I don't want to see people's back, you know.  It was freezing cold that night. Thank God the mister found a street parking spot not too far from the venue, Rock & Roll Hotel.

The front row was full when we came in. However, the right side of the stage wasn't. I stayed with the mister in the second-middle row during the first couple of songs.  



I hated tiptoeing, and staring at these guys' back. So, I moved. I stood in the front-right side of the stage beside the bouncer.  




This is Tashaki Miyaki from Los Angeles. They're touring with Allah-las. Their songs are kind of slow and not loud at all. It's that kind of music that I listen to when I am working, except when taking pictures. I listen to Latin and other dance music when I am doing that.



There's my date prior to when Allah-las started. The place got packed during the second half of the show. Good thing I moved to the front earlier.



Yes, here comes Allah-las! I had no idea who these guys were. I just knew the mister was excited to be there.




One of the band members was a total eye candy.


These guys were wearing beautiful leather boots. The drummer's was my favorite, a pair of brown suede chukka.



I was so glad the mister took me to this show. Allah-las is my kind of band. It felt like I was in the 60s.

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