Okay, I'm in two minds about my blog today. On the one hand, I am so excited about summer and swimming, etc. -- but the other side of it is, I'm bothered by it, because there are so many activities outdoors, and I hate the heat!
I'm sitting here watching the coverage of the Boston Marathon explosions with such a heavy heart. It seems it's almost the norm now when you turn on the TV -- we see so many people hurt, killed or shocked by these terrorizing acts.
So, you know when I was having my lunch alone yesterday at Olive Garden? I want to thank you for all of the phone calls last night on the air, and the comments here on the blog. That makes me feel a little better about eating by myself!
Here are a few comments I received from you blog buddies:
I'm not sure I'll be rushing back any time soon to do it again, but I guess I don't feel as stupid, thanks to you!
Okay, here's the thing: the service was terrible! I mean, there probably weren't 10 people in the whole place, but it took me over 10 minutes just to get my drink order. My meal
Well, here I am. Doesn't it look lonely?
I'm bored with country award shows. They seem to be less about awards now, and more about more obvious, "cooler" stars than what we have in country music.
All right, I've just got to vent about my recent experience with the doctor. I've only worked one day this week due to my bronchitis. On Tuesday I was told I would need to be out for two days and be on meds.
Have you ever heard me on the show making fun of the dinky little cupcake Taylor Swift once made me? Look carefully at my most recent chat with her (above) and you can just barely see it. It even has its own microphone!
This is our Taste of Country Nights version of the Redneck Yacht Club! Enjoy.
First of all, this is going to sound like an April Fool's Day joke, but it's not.
Meet my little 7-year-old buddy, Baxter. He is the happiest, most good-hearted dog I've ever known.
As soon as you walk in the door, he will greet you with a smile and make you feel like you're the most important person in the world
Listen to Me Singing 'Call Me Maybe' on Taste of Country Nights
Jeremy Robinson is the host of Taste of Country Nights, a syndicated radio show that airs on 41 stations across the United States on weeknights. Radio has been his life since the age of nine, when he “hosted” a show out of his bedroom. After almost 16 years on t
