At 10 o'clock we were ready for the public sale. Filipa (no school today due to snow storm) on her computer using internet explorer and I was on two computers, my iBook and the other computer. I was using firefox. We were ready. The telecharge.com - An Evening with Leonard Cohen page open. Mouse on Find Tickets. Exactly at 10:00 we pressed on where it said Find Tickets.
During the first minutes of the public sale we got some tickets, but we wanted better ones. We refused Orchestra row Y, row R, row Z..... I knew the tickets were going to be sold out within minutes but I wanted to be closer to the stage, to Leonard. At 10:10 we decided to get anything that came up if we wanted to see him in Boston at all. On Filipa's computer two tickets on 1st balcony, 1st row came up. As far as balcony goes those were the best ones. But after putting all the information, credit card number, address, morning, evening, mobile phones I got: internet explorer error. Error. Error at a critical time like this? Filipa I still don't know why you use internet explorer.
And by 10:15 all tickets were sold out.
I have a feeling that there will be a second show in Boston. I hope my feeling is correct. When I saw LC in Toronto last Summer I wished I had taken my daughters and now I am trying to get tickets to take them...
If you don't know Leonard Cohen (or if you want to understand my obsession), you can start with this blog post on NPR, and/or the recent Beacon Theatre concert.
Here you'll find out how I deal with my recurrent retroperitoneal liposarcoma.
Showing posts with label Leonard Cohen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leonard Cohen. Show all posts
Monday, March 2, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
my cognitive impairment
see what I was telling you about my brain? I missed ALL the pre-sales for Leonard Cohen´s concert at the Wang Theatre in Boston (on May29th).
I can't think straight, my mind is foggy, fuzzy, confused, I can't stick to one task, the circuits in my brain don't seem to connect, I get up to do one thing and I forget and the list goes on. Don't tell me chemo brain is not real. It is real. Many times I feel like I have cumulative side effects from 8 years of treatments.
I also missed the New York concert because I forgot...
Ah and DON´T tell me that I have always been this way!
I can't think straight, my mind is foggy, fuzzy, confused, I can't stick to one task, the circuits in my brain don't seem to connect, I get up to do one thing and I forget and the list goes on. Don't tell me chemo brain is not real. It is real. Many times I feel like I have cumulative side effects from 8 years of treatments.
I also missed the New York concert because I forgot...
Ah and DON´T tell me that I have always been this way!
Friday, February 20, 2009
"It's been a long time since I stood on a stage in New York," Leonard Cohen said last night at Manhattan's Beacon Theatre. "I was 60 years old -- just a kid with a crazy dream."
Dreams do come true. Leonard will be in Boston on May 29th. :)))))
More on last night´s concert including set list and US dates here
(Zazá, you know this post is for you. Exciting things happening while you are in Playa del Carmen).
Dreams do come true. Leonard will be in Boston on May 29th. :)))))
More on last night´s concert including set list and US dates here
(Zazá, you know this post is for you. Exciting things happening while you are in Playa del Carmen).
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Leonard Cohen will be in "my neighborhood"
"See Leonard Cohen and his tour band at this very special concert in New York on February 19. He will play especially for his fans and US media. Later - in April 2009 - his World Tour will continue in the USA and Western Canada".
More at the Leonard Cohen files.
Discover Leonard Cohen!
This time I want to take Filipa, since she has been, involuntarily, listenning to him for 15 years.
Queres ir Filipa?
Warning: until the tickets go on sale, and I get them, you will not hear me talk about anything else :))))
More at the Leonard Cohen files.
Discover Leonard Cohen!
This time I want to take Filipa, since she has been, involuntarily, listenning to him for 15 years.
Queres ir Filipa?
Warning: until the tickets go on sale, and I get them, you will not hear me talk about anything else :))))
if you are a die-hard fan....
There will be a very important announcement on the front page of
The Leonard Cohen Files (http://www.leonardcohenfiles.com) on Monday,
January 12 at 10 am New York time. Be sure not to miss it!!!
I know what it is, finaly a US tour!!!!!!
Discover Leonard Cohen!
The Leonard Cohen Files (http://www.leonardcohenfiles.com) on Monday,
January 12 at 10 am New York time. Be sure not to miss it!!!
I know what it is, finaly a US tour!!!!!!
Discover Leonard Cohen!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Tengo Que Bailar Toda La Noche?

As you might have suspected, I am one LC's die-hard fans. I thought I knew and had ALL of his songs.
Well, I just found this rare song. Here is the link to
Do I Have To Dance All Night?
Listen to it even if you are not crazy about my Leonard. I think this is a great one. I found it in this blog One Heck of a Guy ;)

Rui, aposto que a tua playlist nao tem esta ;). Tens mais aqui.
Friday, October 24, 2008
I just voted
I have been so busy trying to arrange everything in order to start my next trial in peace that I forgot that I would be away from my home state on Election Day. It was only when I heard that November 4th was probably my first day of R7112 that I panicked. I thought that it was too late for an absentee ballot.
Still, I decided to call the Elections Commission in my town. It turned out that casting an absentee ballot is a lot easier and faster than I thought.
The whole process took me 15 minutes. I drove to the Town Hall. I filled out an application for an absentee ballot. The clerk gave me an absentee ballot. I voted. I gave the sealed envelope back to the clerk. I Drove back home.
I didn't even use the "cancer card."
Still, I decided to call the Elections Commission in my town. It turned out that casting an absentee ballot is a lot easier and faster than I thought.
The whole process took me 15 minutes. I drove to the Town Hall. I filled out an application for an absentee ballot. The clerk gave me an absentee ballot. I voted. I gave the sealed envelope back to the clerk. I Drove back home.
I didn't even use the "cancer card."
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