choices
in high school there was one decision which defined you.
your morning radio show.
the morning show that you listened to as you drove to school.
so that when you sat down in first period, you could look over at the person next to you and say, "did you listen to ________ today? "
and really, as far as my waspy, teen angsty social circles reached, there were only two shows to choose from.
chunga or radio from hell.
top 40s or alternative.
personally? i was a faithful radio from hell fan. x96 was as edgey as a skinny, honor roll, cheerleader girl like me could pull off.
i've since been introduced to tupac, metallica, tim mcgraw, and even jazz.
but as far as morning shows go, if it's not monotone mockery, i want no part of it.
your morning radio show.
the morning show that you listened to as you drove to school.
so that when you sat down in first period, you could look over at the person next to you and say, "did you listen to ________ today? "
and really, as far as my waspy, teen angsty social circles reached, there were only two shows to choose from.
chunga or radio from hell.
top 40s or alternative.
personally? i was a faithful radio from hell fan. x96 was as edgey as a skinny, honor roll, cheerleader girl like me could pull off.
i've since been introduced to tupac, metallica, tim mcgraw, and even jazz.
but as far as morning shows go, if it's not monotone mockery, i want no part of it.
Comments
cheerleader eh? wouldn't have pegged you as such. heh.
Plus, X96 is the only radio station that I listen to. Kat, you know this.
I didn't listen to music until my senior year. My older brother thought I was weird and tried to convince me that Wilson Phillips' "Hold on" should really excite me.