iTunes Top 25 Most Played, Fall 2009

So...roughly every semester (can you tell I am forever in college life...) I reset my list of most played songs. Kind of to see what I have listened to for the last 6 months. So, sometime around July/August I reset my list. Well, here is my top 25 most played from the past semester before I reset! (Jennifer's is mixed in here, but it is mainly me)  


Song - Artist  
1. Umbrella - All Time Low  
2. Go Speed Racer Go - Ali Dee and the Deekompressors 
3. We Made You - Eminem 
4. Girlfriend - Avril Lavigne 
5. Don't Trust Me - 3OH!3 
6. The Best Damn Thing - Avril Lavigne 
7. Like It Or Not - Tastiskank 
8. The Driver is the DJ - Jason LeVasseur 
9. Opening/You're a Good Man Charlie Brown - Original Broadway Cast 
10. Centerfield - John Fogerty 
11. My Favorite Things - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes 
12. Kick Some Ass - Stroke 9 
13. I'm Alright - Jo Dee Messina 
14. Slipping - Neil Patrick Harris 
15. High School - Nerf Herder 
16. A Really Cool Dance Song - Bowling for Soup 
17. Girl Next Door - Saving Jane 
18. Take Me Out to the Ballgame - Carly Simon 
19. Don't Stop Believing - Journey 
20. Butterflies - Saving Jane 
21. So What - Pink 
22. Honky Tonk Badonkadonk - Trace Adkins 
23. No Hablo Ingles - Bowling for Soup  
24. Val Kilmer - Bowling for Soup 
25. Ticks - Brad Paisley

Redsfest Day 2

It's now Day 2 of Redsfest. It's always a great experience....second only to Opening Day. Awesome time for not only Reds fans, but fans of baseball. Too many things to do for me to possibly mention.

One of the bigger things is always the chance to meet and get autographs from your favorite players. And I got to do just that this year. My third time meeting him I got an autograph fro. my all-time favorite player, Barry Larkin!

The whole thing is really a terrific celebration of Baseball and does something we rarely get to do...shows fans the players as people. As many people often forget that, it is nice. A wonderful experience.

Redsfest Blog 1

It's one of the most exciting days of the year. We have Opening Day (basically my Christmas) and now it is time for Redsfest...my New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. For the next two days I get to participate in a two-day celebration of baseball in Cincinnati.

This is my, I believe, fourth Redsfest. I started looking forward to this in July (when it was obvious the Reds would be going nowhere). It should be an awesome time. I am 3rd in line, behind my friend Bob and his son.

If I get a chance, I may post a few mini-updates. May not. It will all depend on how things go.

I just thought today, the start of the 2010 baseball season, was a good day to start the blog.