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Hope you have awesome tales to tell, maybe some about your favorite Bakery!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One advantage of middle age: You don't always question who you are.

I bicycled about a half hour into Red Rocks years ago. Incredibly beautiful place... If I didn't have altitude sickness.

God sure put a smile on your face tonight!! You were so lucky!!![emoji106]

The Hardest Part?

Huh? I thought this was Guy42's puzzle??? Confused.

If it is a moment, it's normal. If it lasts more than a couple weeks, you could be struggling with depression. That is a real, medical problem of chemical imbalance not the brain. Nothing to fear and doesn't mean you're crazy or anything. But it could take help to get better. You don't just will it away or snap out of it. I'm sure you'll be fine. Just wanted to put this out there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You LIVED a dream! Watch videos. I have been doing that and it really helps take me back. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm not so sure that this is a passing phase. It seems more like an ever-evolving state. Either way, relish the excitement of discovering yourself. Your heart will lead the way. I have learned from experience to trust my instincts and listen to my gut. All the rest is just noise. Best to you, Mojan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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@I ran away, you were far from alone. Nie, Guy42, myself and others (sorry if I missed anyone!) were all watching with you. What a show!! Hope you enjoyed it even more than New York! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@I ran away, remember, i was in the exact same boat last weekend. As someone married half a lifetime ago to a person with very different tastes, who never misses a chance to bash Coldplay, and who dropped me off at the concert and went to a movie, I can say that love should be give and take. This guy, right now, sounds like he's taken a lot from you. It would break my heart if you stayed with him just to avoid being alone. I do love my husband at the core of it all but you have to be prepared to often wonder what it would be like not to have to be alone when you are with the other. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Feeling drunk and high, Bostonians? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh wow!! Thanks. Just found Hymn. How behind us that? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pardon my ignorance guys: what is the awesome guitar riff at the end of Paradise? Nie, enjoying the Periscope links, even if after the show ended an hour ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Has Foxes gone on? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sending anti-rain prayers up to catch it before it comes down!![emoji120] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rain, rain go away, don't you mess with our Coldplay.. Or @I ran away!! Not again!! [emoji562] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is the best description I've ever read of Coldplay and one I will use to help people understand why I love their music. Thank you. Well said!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Awe! I'm so glad. Thanks for letting me know. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Batman I think you and I are both introverted. That doesn't mean quiet or uncaring, it means we refuel our energy by being alone, reading or doing whatever. Whereas extroverts refuel by being around others. Many others. Introverts tend to be more comfortable or more enjoy one-on- one relationships. I have worked with this model a lot in my former career. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, luckily I'm here to represent the "old and wrinkly" set, so I'll share my perspective. I'm not that old, but probably old enough to be MotherColdplay, LOL! A couple observations over my life: Friendship is a two-way street. If it's not exactly even in communication efforts, that's ok if it's a small difference, but eventually it turns to indifference for me, too, if the other person doesn't make the effort. Problem with that is that, if both of you believe that way, the friendship withers for lack of effort. I once had a best friend who suddenly dropped of the face of the earth. She would not respond to any of my communications. To this day, I do not know why. It ate away at me for awhile. Now, years later, I realize that it is ok and part of life. People choose to be friends or not. That is life. It doesn't make us good or bad. I wouldn't feel guilty if you decide you don't want someone as a friend. On the other side, if you have a friend you value, be sure to let them know. I have a dear friend who was suddenly diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer at 45 and had been a healthy runner and non-smoker. We work together and are especially careful to let each other know how much we value the other. Because life is short and we are all on borrowed time, some of us are just made more aware of it. Due to my pain and some related depression, I am on medication that "levels out" my emotions. Sometimes I want to feel and can't. Or feel guilty because I can't cry when I want to, and I am by nature more emotional and empathic. So I relate, Batman. I've come to learn from all of these situations to take life as it comes; I love the Rumi part of Kaleidoscope! It's all good, like a friend always said about the ups and downs of my mom's Alzheimers. I do think the one time we should worry about not feeling for someone is like what a sociopath does: they feel nothing after hurting someone else. That's clearly wrong. But if someone turns their back on you, and you don't feel for them any more, I think that's healthier in the long run. Sorry for rambling. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Enjoy your third show! Live in the moment, remember for a lifetime! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, CondeMatt, I think you were just a couple rows in front of me on Sat. Do you recall seeing the wheelchair platform? How close were you to that? For sure, we were in the same side. I love the clear shot you got of the confetti canons firing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you for your generosity! I can't wait to watch! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk