I love looking at stats, who knew?

I used to be a disc jockey on the radio; I usually did the all night shift on weekends or early morning fill in. I wasn’t a serious jock, I was there by accident (nepotism) and I loved music. I enjoyed playing good music that the audience might be hearing for the first time or play a set that drew a picture or put together a segue which made you think it was one long piece of music.

The thing I liked was I saw this as instant art, done and then blown into the cosmos, having been told that radio waves just keep going.

When I started writing this blog this current time I just needed an outlet for my emotions, a way of breathing out the pain. I wanted to relate to others who have gone through the same thing; I just didn’t want a hug. I could do this with Facebook and a blog. I didn’t write the whole thing out on fb because I don’t feel it’s the right avenue for such talk and I figured if anyone wanted to know more they would go to my blog page, and they did. It felt good. But what really felt good is when I started looking at the stat page and saw that there were people in other countries looking at my page, for some reason this made me really happy. I guess it’s the idea of relating somewhere other then where you are. I live in a small town.

If you have looked at my blog you have maybe noticed I have no idea what I am doing. I only know how to print in one size, put a picture in the middle or the top, can’t figure out tags, so it is very basic. I haven’t been editing or revising my writing, just throwing it on the wall, like spaghetti. Somebody from Italy read one of my pieces, ITALY. How cool is that?

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Buzzy Donahue

I grew up in San Francisco in the 60's. I lived in a world of sex, drugs and rock and roll. After a long stretch working on my tan I have joyfully found my way back to radio. Because you can't fight it; when it's in your blood. I play music on KPTZ.org.

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