Check me for ticks

Tim is a really classy guy. He dresses well, prefers the finer things in life, and accessorizes his clothing. He also has discovered an appreciation for Country Western music. This tickles my funny bone. I grew up in Idaho, and Tim's a California boy. I grew up going to rodeos, and he grew up a fashion model. I'm very glad he's straight. When he puts on tight jeans and Cowboy boots, I just think he's sexy.
Last night we went to see Brad Paisley in concert with about 12,000 people in Wranglers.
It was a great concert.
Brad Paisley just seems like a super nice guy, and a heck of a guitar player.
Darius Rucker was one of the opening acts. Do you know who he is? He was the lead singer for Hootie and the Blowfish. I have loved his music for years. He sang old songs and new ones....and then he sang Prince's "Purple Rain." Another thing about Tim is that he is Prince's Biggest Fan. Ever. Tim has seen Prince in concert 8 times. I am not even making that up. So, when Darius Rucker launched into that classic hit, I thought he was going to lose Tim right there. However, I think he maybe did the song better than Prince. Don't tell Tim I said that. Seriously, though, it was amazing.
The whole evening out was fun. We took Michael out with us. Michael is getting to be almost like a real person. Who knew a 15-year-old was going to be such a delight? Having both Michael and Tim with me was like having two dates.
Before the concert, we went out to dinner, where we had an interesting experience. If you call being flipped-off and cussed-out "interesting." Which I do. There were two women at the table adjacent to ours. We were paying them no mind whatsoever. Suddenly, they arose, without ordering, and made their way to the door. We would still not have noticed them, had they not begun to stare at us with daggers in their eyes, and mouth vile words at us, while gesturing enthusiastically with their middle fingers. It was quite a display. There was pointing and glaring, and general unladylike display which left us in no doubt as to their sentiments. We were baffled as to their cause. Then they stormed out of the restaurant. That was it.
Maybe they didn't like Californians. Or women with two dates.