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    "You must be the change you want to see in the world". I heard this before the week of KS95 4 Kids...otherwise I pretty much live my life by "Don't get between a dog and a fire hydrant"...but I'd be remiss if I didn't add for my program director, "I AM JUST ONE MAN!" :) That's for you Leighton!
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    Career: Still working on it...
    About Me: If I could I would take a mirror to reflect the spotlight off me and show you that I am blessed and fortunate to have love, great family, friends, and co-workers in my life. I truly am a lucky man.
    Hobbies: I love finding stuff to talk about each morning, reading, a glass of wine watching a sunset with my wife Caley, golf, swimming, dog walks, spirited dinner conversation with friends, and scrapbooking!
    Favorite Artists: You mean besides Van Halen and Def Leppard!? Here's the latest on my Ipod for vacation...Alisson Krauss/Robert Plant, Kenny Chesney, and mid-charting 70s and 80s music...does anyone remember "I Can Dream ABout You" by Dan Hartman or "Sasaulito Summer Nights" by Diesel? Thought not. I'm a freak about 80s music.
    Favorite Song on KS95: I heart Variety! But new G DeGraw is hot
    Movies: Shawshank Redemption, Old School, Anchorman, Vertigo, Office Space, The Seven Year Itch, Spinal Tap, The Departed, and just about anything with Tom Hanks or Denzel Washington
    AIM: No. 1.
    MSN: Would somebody tell me what this is?!?

    Lay in bed for $5000 a month!

    Monday, May 12, 2008, 04:13 AM CST [General]

    Those flyers stapled to telephone poles in your neighborhood proclaiming you can make an "extra" $5,000 a month from home are true! Well, at least THIS offer is. But you have to go to the Johnson Space Center in Houston...but the good news is, you never have to leave your bed. In fact, you can't.

    NASA is offering people $5,000 a month to lay in bed for 90 days. The bed-rest experiment is taking place in the Johnson Space Center. It's designed to allow scientists to see how laying down for long periods of time affects the body. People will be allowed to get up on a very limited basis. People will be awake for 16 hours and allowed to sleep for 8 hours.

    At first, this sounded great. Catch up on some reading, play some video games, watch Sportscenter all day, and most importantly for a morning guy...catch up on some much needed SLEEP! Sounds pretty inticing...at least for a weekend.

    Thing is, or things ARE...what I'd miss. First of all, summer in Minnesota. Dog walks (when I really get to do my thinking), a dinner out with my wife, going to see my mom, gol****lass of wine on the back deck, putzy chores around the house, pontooning, having friends over, an evening summer drive with the moonroof open...all stuff I'd be dreaming about doing while I laid around in bed all day. Which means, most of us prefer staying busy and lead the life we do because we choose to.

    Although, if NASA ever needed just a few guinea pigs to do this for a long weekend, I'm in! So if you decide to move forward and lay around for three months, get a few extra zzzzs for me!

    By-the-way, some of the negative side effects expected include blood pooling in your body and bone density decreasing. If you're still interested you can apply online.

    Thanks for reading my blog, listening to Greg and Melissa each morning on 94.5 KS95, and I'll see you on the radio!

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    Charlie BIT me!!!

    Wednesday, May 7, 2008, 09:19 AM CST [General]

    What can I say, I LOVE kids...and just because I don't have any of mine own (due to an unfortunate niteclub incident from the 80's) doesn't mean I don't forward this stuff to all my friends!

    If this doesn't brighten your day - you must be a big old meanie!

    AWWWWWWW! Thanks for reading my blog, listening to Greg and Melissa on 94.5 KS95 each morning and remember $5,000 in Birthday Bucks tomorrow (Thursday ) morning at 7:20am from KS95!!!

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    Hey Greg
    Remember like a month or 2 ago you were talking to Melissa about diets? and you said you were going to try the bean and rice diet.
    How did that go? I just had beans and rice yesterday, and just remembered this.

    Have a great day!

    Katie
    May 4, 2008
    09:21 AM CST

    So the other day a I heard a phone call from the senseless bureau..that needs to happen more often! I laughed so hard, I didn't care how dumb I looked driving down the road..good stuff. You should post the questions on the site..hilarious!! and yes Cheerios do make me cheery :O)

    Christine
    Apr 4, 2008
    08:02 AM CST

    Greg, the picture of your 80s do makes you look like the love child of Michael Bolton and Richard Marx. Too funny!!

    Bergie2
    Apr 1, 2008
    02:04 PM CST

    Hey Greg!
    I really think you should check out Represent!
    =D
    He's an amazing MN based singer.
    If you can, you should totally play one of his songs on air! =D
    That would be so rad if you did!

    Myspace.com/Represent952
    Thanks!
    Let me know what you think of him!! =D

    Sabrina
    Mar 23, 2008
    10:21 AM CST