It’s true I have iTunes regret. You buy a song and then the next morning, it’s there lying next to you and you can hardly remember why you bought it or why you thought it was good. But you don’t want to delete it, you paid GOOD MONEY for that little piece of shit.

I have more iTunes regret then most people. At any given time I have shared my iTunes account with my mom, my daughter and son. It is perhaps the time that I share my account with my mom that feels me with the most regret. Every time I think I have blocked out that horrble time in my iTunes history another Georgr Jones or Janie Fricke song comes on in my shuffle. Janie who? EXACTLY.

My daughter is also giving me some moments of shuffle panic. What is shuffle panic you ask? It’s when a song comes on and you can’t change it fast enough, as if you don’t change it you will be struck down by all the horrible notes working their way to your ears. There was a horrible moment when I thought she would be getting into Slipknot, but thankfully that was a one-song phase. However, the amount of Nickelback on my account may actually may cause me to die from shame.

My son has discovered bad 80′s pop.  I consider him to be the least of the ear offenders.

I know some of you can’t wait until your kids are off to college, but me? I can’t wait for them to get their own iTunes account.

I’m getting even though –  I have been on AC/DC kick lately. Awesomeness advantage – me!