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WildTurkey

The random thoughts and rantings of a recent college graduate, muddling through life, trying to find my place and discovering I'm flypaper for freaks!...

 

The Josh Groban Concert! (Flippin' Awesome)

I finally got to see the great Josh Groban live!! He came to the Blue Cross Arena March 10th. As I had mentioned in an earlier post I went with my sister. It was awesome! It was a little tense in the beginning because we got there late due to unreal traffic (backed up on 490 and put downtown Rochester in complete gridlock!). Luckily he had an opening act, so we didn't miss him. Jenn and I had dinner then headed to the Arena. Parking was unreal as well, the civic center parking garage was filled by the time we finally got in. We found a small spot and my sister parked my small car in it, scratching my front bumper. But I'll take a couple scratches for the love of Josh. He was on stage for 2 hours singing 20 songs, most from his new album Awake (everyone should buy it!) and melted everyone with his amazing voice. I bought a large poster and a program full of beautiful pictures. I can definitely say that I'm going again if he come anywhere close to Rochester.

 
 

Can't take the drama!!!

I've done it, started looking for apartments. Mostly in the city, and the Park Ave area. I can't live with my mother anymore. Everyday is a fight and she's making my life hell. She has to point out on a daily basis that I have no social life or boyfriend and I just can't take the criticizing anymore.

We found out a month ago that my dad's cancer has spread. He starts his chemo and radiation treatments next week. I don't think that has really hit us yet. All I know is I can do without all this drama, I get more than enough drama at work, now it follows me home. I'm thinking it might have been a bad time to stop taking the Prozac. Right now my therapy is a quiet room and some Josh Groban music. Can't wait for the concert only 3 more days!!!!