Jingle Jangle Jungle

I’m sure by now as the month of April wraps up, that everyone knows that I have a little bit of a love affair with Classic Rock going on.  But I have another confession to make. I sometimes cheat on Classic Rock with another love of mine - All things Dave Grohl.

Time to wrap up the #AtoZChallenge.  I know, I know… for most of you it doesn’t end until Monday, April 30.  Being that I’ve been joining in the fun in an unofficial capacity, I’m taking a few liberties.

If you haven’t taken a moment to vote in the most recent battle of the bands, now is the time to do it! There are some lovely ladies competing this round. They need your support. Voting ends Sunday, April 22, with results revealed on Monday, April 23. You can see that battle HERE . Don’t worry - the link will open a new tab so you won’t lose your place here.

Time for the Mid-Month Battle of the Bands. Today’s battle was inspired by a recent battle posted by Mr Stephen T McCarthy . In his battle, he had placed Nat King Cole up against his daughter, Natalie Cole. The battle got me to thinking about one of the first CDs I purchased many years ago. That CD was Natalie Cole’s “Take a Look”.  One of my favorites on the CD is “Cry Me A River”. I have my good friend, Jill, to thank for that purchase.

Continuing on with the #AtoZChallenge in an unofficial capacity…  The theme I’ve chosen is Classic Rock. Last week , we covered letters A through G

It’s time again for the annual A to Z Blogging challenge. I participated the past three years, and each year, I experienced a bit of blogging burnout afterward. Having seen quite a few really good bloggers disappear the past three years to their own ‘burnout’, I had decided that I would not participate in the challenge this year.

April Fools! This battle is no joke! I have thought about this battle all month long (maybe even longer). I’ve had some ideas come to mind. Researched them for viability as a decent battle.  I kept coming back to today’s song choice.   Then, early last week, I woke up with a completely different idea.  It was a pretty good one, too - except that by day two of letting the idea marinate, I didn’t care for it as much.