We had a fabulous, fun time at the Queen/Adam Lambert concert the other night. We took the Go Bus downtown to the Union Station terminal. My niece took some fabulous photos (and I have asked permission to use them here), we had such great seats, well, we were able to stand by the barricades at the stage the whole time! I've never been so close and it's a good thing, really adds to the experience. We went to a dinner party before the show and a party after the show, as my sister had a bunch of Glambert friends from all over in attendance.
On the way home, we had to purchase Go Bus tickets from a machine. It seemed to be only accepting change as opposed to even cash bills. It also accepts credit cards. Anyway, I was fumbling around in my purse in the dark and managed to find the correct change. Then we joined the line waiting for the 12.40 am bus. After a few minutes a young black man wearing nice headphones came up to us and asked if one of us might have dropped some money by the ticket machine. I thanked him as I had been mysteriously missing 3 five dollar bills. I was amazed at his honesty, thinking, here we are in the middle of the busy downtown area at a major bus station so late at night. It still is 'Toronto the Good'!
