It Reminds Me of Saying Goodbye to Childhood

[photobama]

If you grew up in Birmingham, the X was as much a part of your life as high school football and walking the Summit. It was the first place that you heard Alanis Morsette's "You Oughta Know", the only station playing Jewel's "You Were Meant for Me" and the first place that played John Mayer (and who could forget that extra-sexy version of "Your

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[dixiemedley]

WHAT!

YOU ARE KIDDING ME!

SERIOUSLY?!??!?!

THIS IS WHAT I GET FOR LISTENING TO SPORTS RADIO THIS MORNING INSTEAD OF BEANER AND KEN ...

YES I'M SHOUTING!

[photobama]

Well, I guess the ironic part is that you will have more sports radio to listen to... cause that is what the X is. It saddens me to think that there will never be a new Live in the X Lounge or that silly blue X on something.

Plus, it makes me feel old.

As a side note, everyone should IM me with the words, "Hello Love". Cause that made my day today.

[dixiemedley]

Who wrote you with those words?

I'll miss REg's coffee house!

[photobama]

Oh no... Reg's! I hadn't thought about that.

Jordan greeted me with those words... so nice.

[shabudaquae]

Wow...as insignificant in the world as this is, it's also quite sad and kind of like losing a high school friend.

This kind of makes me glad I'm not around B'ham anymore - the X/Z sure has left some large shoes to fill.

[frostedplacebo]

Aw. This was an adorable trip down memory lane.