What's going on? I'm 26, and I am a Clinical Pharmacy Fellow in the Clinical Pharmacy Research Services group at the Genzyme Corporation and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Worcester.
Life is typically busy now with my profession, but in the past, I was a radio DJ for a station in Providence, RI where I interviewed bands like Bush, Fuel, Three Doors Down, Vertical Horizon, Stroke 9, Nine Days, Dispatch, Hatebreed, Ill Nino, as well as a lot of up and coming bands.
As could be expected, my professional life limited my continued involvement in my old rock band [acronym]. I am thankful for all the great moments I had while in the band, and am thankful for the opportunity to have recorded a full length album.
I plan on writing, recording, producing, and mixing my own solo album over time; however, it is taking a lot longer than expected to begin tracking the songs on my own. The ideas are all there, but I haven't quite got the time to put this together. It is immensely frustrating...I am still working on the logistics of controlling the recording equipment while tracking the drums.
I got engaged to my amazing fiancee Lauren in Oct. 2004. We have been together for six years now. We are slowly working towards a date, but we would like to get out living situation sorted out once Lauren gets the right job up near me.
I also wanted to say that I have some of the best friends you could ask for. They have kept me happy on tough days, and I can't thank them enough for being such great friends. I know that these people will be in my life many years for now, and I am grateful for that.
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