Like I sais above, this was only up for a couple days before Mr. Noone did his end of the year erasing.

My name is Laura, I'm 22 years old and I'm from Bloomington, IL. Most people think it's unusual for a 22 year old to only listen to 60's music, but I love it. I have a really neat record player that I got from my parents for christmas. It plays records, cds, has a am/fm radio, and a place for my i pod. Still trying to figure out how the i pod works. I am a regular shopper at the local second hand record store.

There isn't really much to do in Bloomington, granted it's the largest town in the county.

I drive a school bus for a living, and that requires me to wake up at 4:30AM and be out the door at 5:30AM. That's harsh, espicially since I am out running routes all day and I don't get home until 5:30PM. So I have a long work day.

My all time favorite TV show is NCIS.

I love music! My first exposure to music was in early October 1986 when I was less than 1 week old. Late one night my mom was trying to rock me to sleep and Huey Lewis and the News was appearing on a late nigt talk show. My mom tells me that the moment they started playing. I perked up and started looking around the room. I have always listened to 60's music, because that is the type of radio station my parents listened to in the car while I was growing up. In fact, my mom also tells me that when I was about 2 years old, I'd sit in my carseat and kick my legs in time to the music. My 17 year old sister doesn't understand my love for 60's music. If she sees me listening to it, she looks at me, rolls her eyes, and asks me how I can listen to "this crap" (her words not mine). And I ask her how she can listen to "crap music" (what I call rap music).