A World Without Heroes: Lisa Loeb

When I was growing up, I had a hard life. I don’t know if I can necessarily say that it was better or worse than anyone else’s. It was very hard for me, personally. It was very traumatic. There were not a lot of beautiful things in my life growing up. I had things that distracted me from the problems, chief among them were video games. As I started to get a little older, I began to get into music. One fateful day, I encountered this beautiful woman on the front cover of this very pink record, and it seriously changed my life.

Thank you, Lisa

I just wanted to take the opportunity to show off my autographs from Lisa Loeb and to tell her thanks again.

Lisa Loeb Day

I spontaneously erupted into tears three times today(and once more when writing this). By no means was I sad. I was happy. Interestingly enough, I can say that I’m possibly happier than I have been in my entire life. I had a rare, rare opportunity last night. I got to see one of my biggest (if not the biggest) heroes live and in person. I got to see Lisa Loeb, who was headlining at the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival.