What a Day!

First my sister and I find out at the last minute that our dad was having some friends from his work coming over for a BBQ. I had to cancel my other plans I had. The BBQ wasn't bad after all, I met my dad's friend's daughter, even though she's a bit younger than me, we had a lot in common. Afterward, we hung out a bit talking about what music we like. She likes classic rock and heavy metal, like me!
During the BBQ, when I went to change the CD , I discover that my parent's Who compilation album had a crack on one side of the CD. It was my dad's fault because he usually puts the CD's away wrong. I showed them that CD. My mom was upset, but my dad had no reaction. I was still going to play The Who for everybody, so I ran in the house to grab Live at Leeds. My dad was going to put in a 70's mix CD in, but I was like "No! I wanna put this one in!" He took out that CD and I put in LAL. You all know how Live at Leeds has parts where Pete & Roger are talking, well those parts are usually hard to hear from a stereo that's outside. My dad tried to change the CD cause he was waiting for it to end. I had to tell him "No! It's not done yet!" Then he'd sit back down. The second time he tried to take it out, I told him "But this part is the mini opera!" I couldn't stop him at his third attempt, he said he was getting tired of hearing it and wanted to put in one of his compilation albums in. (Can you tell that my dad rarely buys the actual albums of any band?) I know that everybody feels differently about music, especially my dad, but I wish he would be more open minded. He rarely listens to anything new, he just sticks with oldies and some classic rock. Nothing wrong with that, but nothing beats that feeling you get when you first hear a great new song.
Saturday we're going to the Beach again. My dad can listen to whatever he wants cause if it makes him happy, then that's good. At least I have a portable CD player, so I can listen to whatever I want cause that makes me happy. As long as everyones happy, it's all good!