Skylar was good but I'm not much on country music.
Holly is good but thus far, I have not liked any of her music.
Jessica has a beautiful voice but for the most part, it's not the kind of music I listen to.
I really like Joshua a lot, but every song seems to have screaming in it, and I'm not into hearing screaming in every song.
I've been sorta rooting for Phillip since the start. He's very entertaining to watch and I like the rock n roll, bluesy style.
Every year, they say it's the best group.
I will say I have enjoyed some past shows far better than this one.
Actually my favorite part of the show is in the beginning at interviews. This year, I don't think they spent as much time showing the interviews on tv. I like XFactor better than American Idol. I think XFactor is more interesting since they have various talents on there, not just singing.
I did. Actually, I quit school my senior year to get married and start a family.
A year later, I took a test and got my GED. I think that was the first year they started GED.
I did not have to study for it. I recall taking a series of 4 or 5 tests which ate up half the day or more.
Some years later, after three children and a divorce, I went to college and got my AA in general studies.
It was a 2 year program as you know most AA are. It took me more like 3 years. After that, I went onward
to get my BS...and what should have taken only two more years, took me more like 3 more years.
So what your average college kid would do in 4 years, it took me 6 years. It was hard because I worked
midnight shift at a hospital and did a lot of over time at that. It was hard to schedule classes because I
worked so much and it was not a regular 5 day a week job. I took night classes when I could...this would
give me some day time sleeping hours.
My oldest daughter had scholarships but tossed them to the wind to marry and start a family. After awhile tho,
she took online classes for medical transcriptionist. She got her degree in a year or less. So she works at home
online in an entirely different area than I do. She is now a manager and over sees some of the other online
med transcriptionists. She makes very good money, gets vacation days and the whole nine yards just like
someone that worked an offline job. It's been great for her.
Thanks. It was for a little $15 dollar contest and thought I'd give it a go.
That is how I feel. It's wise to plan for your future and the things you want to do along with how you want your life to be.
But don't be disappointed as you grow and find there are things you did not get to do or things did not turn out how you planned. Just remember, you grow and it is with that growth that you become who you are.
Bharat Mata ki Jai which means "Victory for Mother India".......Oh ok. I just wondered what the crowd was chanting.
I think it's a very entertaining tradition. I found it humorous but sobering at the same time.
I guess 'daxserver', what it is saying in wikipedia is that some parts of the ceremony are over the top, a bit too aggressive in nature, maybe should be quieted down a bit in the soldiers actions or perhaps in the crowds actions as well.
I thought it a very interesting video and never realized they had such a ceremony.
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It can kind of give you an idea of what is worth doing and what is not.
For example if you want to advertise several places, you can set up a campaign for each one, which will be a separate ref url you can track for each one. So if you see you get 100 clicks from A, and 0 clicks from B, you know that B is probably a waste of time.
