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aight, i had to change some things around for the new member, and prob going to be doing a remake of blindsyntax here some time in the future its getting a little squished on the page, i’m going to upload the pages tonight after i come home and fiddle with a couple more things but everything is already set up for her and she is posting like mad (oh to be young again). and the only thing left for me to do (that is without having to redesign the site) is just to add her to the news and thats it.

joy now i get to go to work, until some time before 11 to get the store all ready for black friday, i can hardly contain my self!

A Simple Review

Josh Groban, a fresh twenty-one year old baritone/tenor, has started to capture the eyes, and the hearts of the musical society. Emerging from California, this talented young man sings a range of genres, from opera to pop.

I have just purchased his cd, and it is quite good. His smooth voice floats over the 13 tracks of Italian, Spanish, and Enlgish songs. His cd even features his duet with Charolette Church, “The Prayer”, that was sung at the 2002 Olypics. He intriquetly weaves the notes through the bar on which they are written and it produces a truly marvelous sound.

Produced by Dr. David Foster, he has been “subbed in ” for Andrea Borachelli at the Grammy’s, singing with Celine Dione when only 17. He has appeared on everything from David Letterman to having his own special on PBS’s Great Performances. Josh will even be going on tour this coming spring. That is anticipated to be absolutely sensational.

In short, this smooth upcoming sensation has trapped the eyes and ears of many, and it’s only time before he’ll capture yours.

[This is in no way affiliated with Josh Groban or any official copywritten document/s. It’s just a really bad review.]

i just wrote in my journal a few nights ago about different thigns to write about, and so far i’ve got about 50 different things. i don’t feel like writing about any of them righ tnow though. there are a few things that are ticking me off right now however.

i got a splinter in my hand last week. it’s right where the thumb bends too. so i literally had to operate on my hand. i cut it open (the wood broke off and the part that was in me was in pretty deep) and got the tweezers and tried to fish around in the wide gash. i finally cut deep enough to extract the wood. it was about 2 mm long! it was so tiny! then all this blood gushed out and it was really quite disgusting. my mom told me that it would still feel like there was something in there after i had taken out the nusance. she was right. it agitated me so much that i went into the sealed gash i had made. i again searched around. i saw a tiny, almost microscopic dot, and thought nothing about it. i couldnt find anything unfortunatly. it wasn’t until like 15 minutes ago that i noticed that microscopic dot was actually something. i bet it’s the flippin piece of wood that had been pissing me off for so long now. i’ll have to operate on it again.

just thought i’d fill everyone in.

hey thanks for having me on your blog! i can’t wait to start writing! this’ll be fun!

first post!

ok gift time for me, what do i want..

x-box, game cube, or ps2?

and what games…

? for x-box, metroid prime, godzilla vs the world, i’ve played and liked, ps2 ?

let me know