I was walking to class this morning and scrolling through my playlists on my iPod when I discovered one called "Josh and Nicole Summer Soundtrack." He was on my computer last Friday and I thought he was looking for songs on iTunes but he must have created the playlist for me. The songs are:

1) Morse Code of Love - The Capris (our East Coast Swing)
2) I Could Fall In Love - Selena (our Rhumba)
3) Take My Breath Away - Berlin (another Rhumba)
4) Dance With Me - Debelah Morgan (our Cha Cha)
5) A Time For Us - Andy Williams (our group Waltz)
6) Hungry Eyes - Eric Carmen (our Mambo)
7) Feeling Good - Michael Buble (our Fox Trot)
8) El Tango de Roxanne - Moulin Rouge Soundtrack (our Tango)
9) Put Your Head On My Shoulder - Michael Buble (Josh's song to me)
10) It Had Better Be Tonight - Michael Buble (our Samba)
11) Love Is A Contact Sport - Whitney Houston (our Quickstep)
12) Niagara Falls - Sara Evans (my song to Josh)
13) Can't Fight The Moonlight - Leann Rimes (our 2nd Cha Cha)
14) Zoot Suit Riot - Cherry Poppin' Daddies (our Jive)
15) Do You Love Me - The Hollies
16) The Boy From New York City - The Ad Libs (my doo-wop song)
17) This I Swear - The Skyliners (my favorite doo-wop song)
18) I'll Be Home For Christmas - Josh Anderson, piano and vocals

I guess that last song was his special dedication to me. I'm just wondering how he recorded it and got it on my iPod without me knowing! I was shocked to hear his voice singing it when the song came on. And he sounds so good. I just want to listen to it over and over.

I also wonder why he choose "This I Swear." How did he know that out of all the doo-wop songs they sang, that "This I Swear" was the one that I loved the most? I'm sure he would have said something if he had caught me sneaking in the back to hear him sing. So how did he know that's the song that meant the most to me?

I guess I'll have to wait until the next time we talk. I don't know how much phone time we'll get in since he's over seas. He also doesn't have an international cellphone so won't be easy getting a hold of him. At least I can listen to "I'll Be Home For Christmas" when I want to hear his voice.