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Mental Health, Drummers, Thankgoodness for X-mas

Tuesday Dec 16, 2003

So I ended up at the Kareoke event until all hours of the night. They asked me to stay longer and in that moment I knew I would be unable to get up and teach the next day. I begrudgingly excepted the overtime and continued playing everyone's favorite songs...I still have a headache.

But the reward has been worth the pain. In the few hours I've had today I've rested/relaxed, made some solid updates here at jeremyround.com, and gotten some cleaning and laundry done. Yes a true mental health holiday.

What updates you may be wondering. Well now you can purchase from me without the hassle of writing a check and sending it via mail. In fact you can use your credit card or checking account and buy directly from Jeremyround.com with the help of PayPal, my new pal. So take advantage. I wish my favorite artist was so fan friendly.

Tonight, Jon and I continue the band's search for a quality rhythm section. We are meeting a couple different guys tonight and discussing the project with them. Either way by the time Friday rolls around we should know who the 5th member of Nameless will be. Yes Nameless is the name of the band until later when Jon and I are in the car together...We'll have about 45 new names by the time tonight is over.

Its beginning to look a lot like VACATION. I cannot wait. Today has been just a little taste of what freedom feels like. I can finally get to write a bit, read a bit, and not have to be anywhere. A little Jro time.

Loyal readers, I implore you. Please link friends to the site. Let them know if you like the music. Encourage them to purchase or at least come out to shows. Everyone is working hard and purchases keep the project energized and driven. Thanks. Much love. Jro and the RR Family. (am i becoming schitzo?)