sweets are bad for your eyes

That is, at least if you are David Bowie. You probably already know that sweets are bad for your teeth. But some fan(?) threw a lollipop at DB and hit him in the eye.
How weird can you get?
Let's say it was on purpose. So somebody either didn't like DB in the first place - then why buy the ticket to the concert? Or that person got extremly upset during the concert. Didn't they like the songs - or missed their personal favorites? Still no reason to throw hard and pointy objects on stage.
So lets suppose it was an accident. Somebody was just waving around with his hands, holding the lollipop, and happened to let go of it. Now what do you need to be licking a lollipop during a concert???
I guess I won't find a solution that makes sense to me. The paper said that DB yelled at the audience, because the stupid little sissy who threw the thing didn't dare to show themselves. Now that is something I can understand - the yelling, that is.

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concert

It's over. It's done and will never be again. Time is a strange thing. Sometimes it seems to last forever, but this evening, it seemed to fly by.
Our concert has been pretty good. I would say it was great, as we had standing ovations, but these actually were only for the conductor who is leaving. He also was the one who wanted to do this symphony in the first place. He likes Mahler, and to do such a huge thing is also a great thing to put on your cv, I suppose.
We were better than in the last rehearsal. OK, so we didn't sing when we were supposed to all the time, but not enough to be noticeable, I think. The kids rewrote one part a little, but as they pulled it through maybe people who didn't know the piece didn't find out. It will be interesting to see any reviews in the paper tomorrow.
Sorry, I just can't type anymore. Too tired. We had to stand around on stage not only for lots of applause - which we would not have minded, but also through some boring speeches from officials. So that's all. I'm going to bed.
Good night to you all.