Beatlemania!

[jess_matti]

So, Michelle and I saw Franz Ferdinand in SAn FRancisco at the Concourse last night.  It was amazing!  We both thought (independently) that their vibe was completely Beatles.  Had the charisma and coolness factor down so smoothly.  Main guy's voice (don't know the frontman's name) is as amazing as you think it possibly could be.  Made me rethink

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[sweeter_melissa]

I recently bought the Oasis CD "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" and I had the same Beetles vibe off of them, once I started listening to the songs one after another.

And I sympathize with you on the fear of failure thing. =/ I know you commented in my journal about my fear of college in general a few days ago (thanks for that, by the way!). I think we're just going to have to jump in with both feet, you know? I don't think it'll take either of us long to get accustomed; it's only scary now because it's new. =)

[jess_matti]

Yeah, I read a quote recently that said something like, "when learning something new, you have to be ready to suck at it for a little while." I just hope the "little while" isn't long at all!

[stardust_amy]

I wish I could have seen Franz!

[jess_matti]

Not only is Franz Ferdinand the cause of WWI (I think?), it also consists of beautiful Scottish men who know how to rock.

You'll do great!

[darylsgirl]

You were always one of the *best* listeners, so you will do so great in a counseling type of position. :) Anytime you start something new, it's bound to make you nervous, but give it a little time, and you'll feel like you've been there forever. :)

Re: You'll do great!

[jess_matti]

It's different counseling the little ones though, all they wanna do is chat and ask if I have a car! I think I need a little more experience and restraint, and I'll get the hang of it.

When should I be gettin' your wedding invitation?