Am I too honest?

So we all know about Mary and me. She is good friend of mine and idk where i'd be today without her. This past weekend I went out with friends for St. Patrick's Day and told Mary to meet up with us before we went to the Dropkick Murphy's concert (which was a fan-fuckin-tastick time! more on that later). She came out and then Shannon said she was around the corner so I told her to come by too. Bad idea?

I've been honest with both of them letting each other know where they stand with me. but i'm starting to think that maybe somethings are better off not said for the three of us. I fucked up this past weekend... twice... and called Shannon Mary... not kosher. It doesn't take a genius to see what could have happened. This bugged Shannon more then she will admit and i'm sure Mary was a little embarrassed by it but in my head that just means that I'm at the same level with both woman.

Mary and I have plateaued off because we are friends, and that is were Shannon and I are currently, but I want to take it further with Shannon. I think that this will make a difference but I guess we'll have to see.

Idk who I thought i was thinking I could keep two girls with the same first initial strait while being friends with both at the same time. I want to date Shannon but she is Shy (like i've been in the past).


What's a guy have do to for a herald around here?
I hate having more questions then answers....

Holy Shit i'm going to see Dropkick on St Patrick's Day!!

Oh my god... Mary sent me an email on Thursday with information about how to win the chance to buy tickets to a Dropkick Murphys St. Patrick's Day concert at Harpers Ferry in Allston. You could only get two tickets per entry. So the two of us went in on it. I didn't think we'd win, but god damn we did!

Now to see DKM is great, they have always put on a great show. To see them on St Patrick's day is awesome, their St Patrick day shows are the highlight of Boston every year. But to see them on St Patrick's day, at a special third show, at Harper's Ferry (capacity of 350) is just Fucking Unbelievable! I cannot believe she won them (though the concert is $25 a person, small price to pay)!!. This is going to be one of my fav concerts ever!

Top 5 Concerts (as of 2/23/07):
1. Dropkick Murphys St Patrick's day (well two days before) 2003 - A surprise from my ex, one of the best gifts ever
2. Rolling Rock Town Fair - Latrobe 2000 (My best friend Scott and I got to see Fuel, Filter, Marcy's Playground, Our Lady Peace, Moby, and Red Hot Chili Peppers for $33 each)
3. Counting Crows - Tweeter Center 2004 - This was just a great concert... John Mayer was the head liner but I was there for the Counting Crows
4. Better Than Ezra - Avalon Ballroom 2002 - Another Tim and Scott concert. Cheap concert, fun band, and drunken fun. You cannot beat it.
5. ben folds five - penn state 1999 - A free college concert before I was even in College, good times.

Enjoy the weekend!

iTunes Essentials: Boston

Ok, so i'm dicking around itunes today to find some song and albums that i'll download using BitTorrent and i came across the iTunes Essentials section. It's very cool collections of music for everyone. I total copied the 90's Alt Rock list in it's entirety, and I came across their Boston list(ITMS link). It has the usual suspects: Aerosmith, Boston, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Lemonheads, etc. But there is one glaring omission to their list... The Dropkick Murphys! I mean how can you have a list and not include them.
They own St Paddy's day (and the days before and after) in Boston, they helped the RedSox win the world series with "Tessie", and fuckin a they are from Quincy!

It would be hard to find a band that more popular then The Dropkick Murphys in boston these days. Here's a little lovin from YouTube, not the best video but a damn good song.