Rabid Fan Girl of a Different Sort

Can a mom be a Rabid Fan Girl? For those of you looking for Sarah McCarty's guest blog on Rabid Fan Girls, look below. For those of you wanting to know about the next generation of serious rock and roll icons, stay put. My boys were in the school talent show variety show tonight. See, we have to call it a variety show, because to call it a talent show would be to imply that the kids that weren't in the show aren't talented - OY VEY! There's a topic for an entirely different post - this one is strictly about bragging.

There were about 50 acts altogether, ranging from 5 year olds to 12 year olds. Some very cute, some not so cute. Some good, some not so good. OK, a lot not so good, but hey, maybe that's why they didn't call it a talent show *snicker*. Loads of girls dancing to rap music. What's that about? And holy cow, I got a close up look at the girls that my son has been hanging out with this year. My, oh my. Did I look like that at 12? Wow. Those girls have bigger boobs than me! And wear more make up. And have cuter clothes, damn it. And have cuter bodies, double damn it.

Anyway, here's a quick recap of my 2 Rock 'n' Roll cuties:

Steve opened the show - his number was "Let There be Drums". Here he is, totally getting the crowd into it. What a ham!	He was amazing! This is in the middle of the solo - he is playing with his right hand, holding his left hand high. Very cool. Check out how fast his right hand was flying. Mom was screaming and shouting along with the rest of the audience.
Time to move on to the big boys. Plutonium opened up the 2nd half of the show. Check it out - this is Jeff's solo in the song, appropriately named... "Drama Queen". (Hey - all the moms agree, not just me!)	Here is Plutonium. Van Halen, look out!