It was on the news this evening. I forgot about it actually until the news anchor mentioned that a group of kpop artists are having a concert here today. LOL. Video clips of them in the airport were shown. And despite how brief they were, I could tell HOW MANY PEOPLE came just to see them. Well, it was kinda expected. Six kpop groups arrived here in the Philippines. That's a first. 

To those who, like Keeper, are stuck at home, doing assignments, reports or whatnot, do no fret if you haven't been to any kpop concert. You are not alone. Hope you find comfort in that. Just keep putting it in your to-do list or wishlist. Twice, I missed SJ here. I did have the money and the time to go there. But I don't have my parents' approval [I don't think I would ever have their approval lol].  So I know how it feels. Especially if one is merely two hours away. 

Patience and contentment are your best companions during this time. You may feel down today but it will fade. 

It also helps to save money so when the oppurtunity arises, you are prepared.  I know that money isn't the only factor. After you purchase your ticket, you have to spend more for transportation, food and if you are living islands away, a hotel accomodation. It gets more complicated if you are a student for you also have to ask for your parents' approval and if you are below 18, you need a guardian. Worse, what if you have exams the following week?

This is the reality fangirls need to accept. It takes that much just to see them in person. [How much more to become their girlfriends? Girls, perhaps, you need to think this over and over. Besides, the one meant for you will exceed your oppa. Trust God.]

I promised myself that if I were to watch a kpop concert, I'll purchase the most expensive ticket. LOL. I have to be near the stage, otherwise, it would be like watching fancams in youtube. Youtube is free. LOL. 

I believe that if we are destined to see them, we will.  

-Keeper