I really would shrivel up without my internets, I hate to admit…thanks to economic squeezing, it was an easy decision for me to give up cable first.

But I’ll bet you’ll be screaming your head off Friday. How could you not? 13th row? How will you stand the wonderfulness of it?

My (then) 7 year old daughter fell in love with the Year 3000 vid and would get excited every time anything about the Boys was on. What got me intrigued was the Bonus Jonas interviews (He’s so extreeeeeme) and especially the one about the fans (Kevin’s response to someone making them a book with 85 reasons to love JB was so cute!) And because I like to know who my kids listen to I started checking their music out. Once I saw the DVD, there was no turning back. But believe it or not, that was all I had of them until this April. For financial reasons (my husband runs a theatre co. and I stay-at-home) we were internet-less until then. But my wonderful brother gave the girls a birthday gift of a new computer, and so we could become hooked into the popular culture once again. I had been watching the DVD, wearing out my tapes of them on Dancing With The Stars, and playing the CD until then. So all the riches of the recent weeks is heaven to me. More video than I know what to do with, them cropping up everywhere, and groovy blogs to chat with like-minded fans. My cup runneth over!

I just have fun.

I just let my hair down, literally, and get lost in the fun of it.

But considering how close we may be – it could be an entirely different. LOL. I hope not. If I were on stage I wouldn’t want someone grabbing at me, so I will keep my hands to myself.

And – I also did my own home study on the Boys after my conversion. At one point Mememoi was totally impressed by the depth I had trolled YouTube in a short time.

But she totally introduced me to all of the classics.

I think that is why I like to get the scoop on her sometimes. LOL. JK – kinda.

Our main difference is that I tend to be anti-Meet and Greet (I find them depressing in concept), while she is totally pro.

(Oh, but our running joke is that I totally plan to throw my granny panties at them, at shows 50 years from now – a la Tom Jones fans.)

What else?

But I had the advantage of watching Disney with my lil one.

I have to admit the kid liked them first, and talked about them all the time and I totally shunned them. That was until Hold On premiered and I got a lil hooked by Joe’s screen presence. I googled them to see if they were the spoiled Hollywood-type kids I supposed and when they turned out to be more interesting to me I became really fascinated.

Then I spent the summer youtubing them every night for old vids and live performances, LOL. * all by myseeeeelfff*

I was glad when Cpaig finally bought their album a week after it was released to…what were your words, “mock me from a place of knowledge”? Harhar. It was history after that, she was GONE, and I had a list of vids with which to educate her quickly.

And yeah, you are probably a little more crazy than me, Cpaig. But that is quite relative.

So how shameless is your concert behavior? Are we talking screaming? Attempts at touching? Underwear tossing? Now I’m REALLY excited to hear about next Friday’s show!

But I was a fast learner – and she kept on sending me vids.

Still, I think I am the more shameless of fans than she – esp at concerts – unfortunately for her – LOL.

Mememoi may disagree with that.

I think it is so awesome you have performed and have done singing. I was in chorus in middle school. We weren’t very good. LOL. Then I was in a band for a while…a marching band. I played clarinet. We were awesome.

So spill, was it you or cpaig who succumbed first? Who led who down the path to Jonas love?

I’m just glad you ladies started this blog, so that we all have a place to hang out!

The funniest thing is that I saw the apology first TOO! Hilarious.