And the members of Hi-5 saw every one of us. After what must have been an exhausting couple of hours, they went up to their lounge area and then took another hour to two hours to see a whole long line of fans.

They were very nice and gracious and my 21-month-old daughter walked right up to Shaun and put her arms out for a hug and he put his pen down and reached down and gave her a huge warm hug. Unfortunately, today, I walked into the playroom and my daughter was kissing the TV because Shaun was on the screen.

Anyway, I walked away from the concert even more impressed than before. No, I'm not a groupie. That would be my wife, who, after yesterday's show in Baltimore, managed to get third-row tickets to the second Hi-5 show in DC today and took my oldest with her to that show.

Apparently at this show, which was held in the MCI Center, they had some sort of Hi-5 mosh pit up front where all the kids could dance. You know you're big when your fans are moshing in front of the stage. Hell, at this rate, twenty years from now, Hi-5 will be starting their reunion tour.

But now I have to end this overly long post. Except that, I still have a few questions which, until they get answered, will bother me till my dying days. Perhaps I should say, "answer me these questions three!"

1. Did I see an engagement ring on Jenn's finger during the show?
2. How low can Shaun really go?
3. Will poor Kimee ever see Jup Jup?

David Flanagan
Viewpointjournal.com