The wonders of radio

Well, just 17.5 more hours to go. Yesterday's show went okay. well, maybe not. probably to the average person who realizes there's a 16 year old running the show, it probably sounded just fine. but i have a long ways to go before i'm professional. once again, i accidentally tried to play a certain CD in CD player #1, but that CD doesn't work in CD player #1. oh well, that gives me practice talking while preparing something to play. so i let all my listener's listen to Chonda Pierce talk about giving directions. so there were a few seconds of dead air. and i've been so good at not having any dead air too. i guess it's like driving stick shift. when i first began, i stalled out all the time. but then it finally got to a point where i only had problems with hills. now, i'm pretty much okay on whatever kind of road. but i still stall out once in a while. even my parents stall out, but that probably doesn't even happen once a year. so as i keep driving stick shift, i'll stall out less and less each time. same goes with radio, when i first started i had dead i haven't here and there. but now i've been doing this for awhile, so i know how to keep things going and not have dead air. the show before last, on last wednesday, was cool. i was kinda in a bad mood, and when i'm in a bad mood, i need to listen to some Chrsitian rock, and that makes me feel better. so i decided to make my show mostly rock. it was awesome. and it helped get some energy out because i got to bounce around the control room while the music was playing. i could swish around my hair however i wanted, and none of it really mattered. i haven't really done something like that in a long time. i just don't play any screamo stuff, that's the limit i have. even on friday, i played some more rock stuff, but not as much. but i still had stuff i needed to get out of my system.