Ooh, I didn't think you'd have seen me among the crowd! I kept pointing you and the boys out to my friend, as the reason we were there. *G* I was well impressed with the seats I got and can't imagine how it happened - I just walked into St David's Hall one lunchtime, went up to the ticket office and asked for two tickets, and the lady just printed them right off without asking any more questions at all! Their designation as G20-21 wasn't what you'd call a clue regarding the right up front-ness, either! I was so fascinated by all the behind-the-scenes stuff, all the little production assistants running around passing notes back and forth (keeping well ducked down to avoid the cameras!) and the various debates over who would be cued in when they came back from breaks, and the way the presenter had to just stand around waiting during the adverts, etc. Hey, and you got a nice long close-up, as well, I noticed when I took my Mum to clic online to show her the various brief glimpses of me!
The lady who collapsed was very worrying. I didn't see her go down (in spite of the fact that she was right in front of me), so the first I noticed was when one of the other girls ran off the stage, which startled me rather until I realised why! When she didn't seem to be coming around quickly, I did worry that it might have been a heart attack, but couldn't see much of what was going on as there were so many people crowding around her by that time. It was a huge relief when she got up and walked off the stage! Then there was both an emergency response ambulance and regular ambulance outside the theatre when I left, but hope that was merely a precaution (they did say there was a paramedic in attendance) rather than an indication of anything more serious.
This cold is lousy, hit full force yesterday after teasing me with the voicelessness for several days, so I think I shall take a day off work today and stay in the warm!
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Date: 2010-11-29 07:47 am (UTC)The lady who collapsed was very worrying. I didn't see her go down (in spite of the fact that she was right in front of me), so the first I noticed was when one of the other girls ran off the stage, which startled me rather until I realised why! When she didn't seem to be coming around quickly, I did worry that it might have been a heart attack, but couldn't see much of what was going on as there were so many people crowding around her by that time. It was a huge relief when she got up and walked off the stage! Then there was both an emergency response ambulance and regular ambulance outside the theatre when I left, but hope that was merely a precaution (they did say there was a paramedic in attendance) rather than an indication of anything more serious.
This cold is lousy, hit full force yesterday after teasing me with the voicelessness for several days, so I think I shall take a day off work today and stay in the warm!