The Missing

I can't believe GRAMMY Camp is over. It's a really weird feeling not hanging out and singing at Ground Zero. I miss all of the GRAMMY kids already. I wish we could all just live near each other instead of all over the country. My new friends are amazing and are inspirations. I will never forget them and I hope they won't forget me because I would love to work with them in the future. I am definitely going to keep in touch with them whether if it's on facebook, email, AIM, or by phone. If you guys are reading this..I love you all!

This morning was very sad. Everyone was super tired...( Since a lot of us only got 3 hours of sleep due to the after dance party! Thank you Techno Scott!) It was hard to say goodbye to all of them. A part of me wanted to cry, but I didn't. That cart ride to breakfast was pretty funny. Can't believe we all fit on there. Oh, and Lisa is super rad. So glad she didn't fall off the cart..(I won't mention the name that caused it. haha)

Being home right now is strange. I don't hear the piano playing, or the guitar players strumming along. I don't have my GRAMMY friends to laugh and joke with. I'm watching the showcase though. It's at the end where we all go on stage. Best day ever.

I decided to dedicate this post to Joseph LeMay because of what he said to me when we were saying goodbye. He asked if I had a blog cause he wanted to read it. Anyone that wants to read my blog is amazing. So thank you Joe! Also, thanks to all of you who made GRAMMY Camp the best experience ever. I hope they change the age range to 14-19 (yes Alex i know you are hoping too) Hope those of you who can go next year go!

-Riot!Ross