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lifelight and tons of pictures!

This Labor Day weekend has been pretty awesome.. I got to go to Lifelight this year and see some pretty incredible bands play. (For Today, Children 18:3, Flyleaf, Disciple, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and I found a new band that I like. They are Phinehas!) I was pretty stoked when the lead singer followed my instagram. Like a giddy little girl, and to think its all because I spelled their band name wrong.. oops;) Anyways it is always a good time to hang out with my brothers especially when there is Epic music involved. I always tend to surprise people with my music.. but I like it like that. I may look girl but do I know how to rock! I was up close and personal for For Today and then I was so hyped I had to move to the back to dance and mosh. It was fantastic. People who don't understand moshing have never tried it! and if you have and still don't like it try doing it while your stressed or angry. It is a fantastic feeling releaser. I only fell once. The good thing about lifelight is people actually stop and help you up. I have seen people get trampled at other shows. By the end of the night we were filthy, sweaty and happy.



 PHINEHAS

 


 FOR TODAY




 So dirty after Friday night
 The coolest mask there

 Thousand Foot Krutch

 Doin it right
 My "STARS IN STEREO" shirt


 So many people
 CHILDREN 18:3


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