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MTV EMA

Marie-Louise Muir | 20:43 UK time, Saturday, 5 November 2011

Yesterday I took my mother, my two daughters and their wee friend to the Merchant Hotel to pick up tickets for the MTV awards. There was a crowd of young people outside, bordering on hysteria as they waited (apparently since 5.30am to see the "Stars" arrive). They only got me, my ma and three children who were beyond themselves with excitement just to be "up the town". A very nice lady from MTV came down and handed me a yellow envelope.

Inside, two tickets, wrist bands for the aftershow party and a glossy brochure welcoming me to the 2011 MTV EMA in Belfast. I felt like Charlie in Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" getting the golden ticket to Willie Wonka's chocolate factory. The glossy brochure has that "just printed" new smell, so much so that I had to stop sniffing it as I realised that I was sniffing Justin Bieber's photograph. I showed him to my mother who thought he was a lovely looking young man. As we left the hotel, I found myself hiding the envelope under my coat for fear of being jumped by a Bieber fan.

I'll be there tomorrow night as the plus one of Pulitzer prize winning poet , someone I never thought was interested in Lady Gaga but then you never really know someone, do you?ÌýI'll be and from the event, live from 2000. Now what to wear? Jacket and jeans, or dress and full works? It is November in Belfast and at my age comfort is key!
Administrator note - Marie-Louise cannot get on to facebook tonight at the MTV EMA event so we are hosting her posts at the site instead.

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