"Light the Fuse" Concert-Partridge Family Style

Limos and fancy party buses 

are one way to go to a concert….

but another way is the 

good ole fashion school bus...

which we took to see
Dustin Lynch, Little Big Town, Keith Urban...
and
Colin 
on the "Light the Fuse" tour.

yeehaw, woo hoo, heehaw.

It's been eons since I've actually ridden a school bus. 

The backs of the seats were a lot higher 

than I remember…

which is a good idea.  

This way, if the bus stops short,

 you only get slammed into 

the seat in front of you…

instead of thrown 4 rows ahead.  

So now  

my preferred ride to a concert 

(other than a twin-engined helicopter) 

is the school bus. 

I feel so at home.

It gives me a good excuse to act immature 

and practice my "knock, knock" jokes.

Bumping along in my bus seat
to the show...

 I was having a 70's Partridge Family 

"Come on get happy" experience.

I had that poncho.

For those of you not familiar with the Partridge Family…

get with the program already.

By today's standards, you might call The Partridge Family" cheesy tv…
but in it's day….

it was a sharp cheddar.

I remember in 1973, I really wanted to be Susan Dey.  

She was soooo cool…

in a 

straight-long-hair-parted-down-the middle/

hip-hugger/

bell-bottom 

kind of way.

Anywhooo……

Our Parking Lot Party 

before the concert

was a happening... 

Bitch'n place

with the usual tailgate pre-concert warm-ups...

flip cup, bean bag toss. food. beverages.

It's smart to drink your beer outside...

they charge a lot of bread for beer inside the venue. 

(My "come on get happy" Partridge experience has me talking like it's 1973.)

But the highlight was...

Colin playing with 
Dustin Lynch.
They were so great...
we couldn't help bougie in our seats.

We dug the show so much,
we almost ended up in China.

I wasn't sure who was having more fun….
the crowd
 or

Colin. 

If you have a chance to see 
Dustin Lynch,
Little Big Town, 
Keith Urban...
"be there or be square."
I guarantee you a groovy time.

Catch you on the flip side.

(enough already with 1973 slang, Kat)