Ladies and Gentlemen . . . your attention please!
The Grand Prize winner of the $50 gift certificate to Bridgeview Stained Glass is . . .
Wahoo! Congratulations!
And now, an LOLcat to celebrate with:

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Ladies and Gentlemen . . . your attention please!
The Grand Prize winner of the $50 gift certificate to Bridgeview Stained Glass is . . .

Stroll around the Internets these days and you can't help but trip over NaBloPoMo tags, discussions, and (already?!?) complaints. For those of you who spend your free time outside, NaBloPoMo stands for National Blog Posting Month. By joining the NaBloPoMo challenge, bloggers agree to post once a day every day in November. I joined said challenge.
But I didn't feel challenged by it. I already, on average, post more than once a day. And it would be easy to stockpile for slow days.* Where's the challenge in that? More than that, it feels like cheating.
So, I decided that I had to come up with a way to make the posts more challenging to write. After much deliberation, clamoring for a muse, and navel gazing, I found it: November's posts will have song lyrics for titles. And the lyrics will relate to the content of the post.
Now, I've hatched, and even executed, some outlandish plans in my day, but I really did give some serious thought to this one. I'm mostly daunted by the pace at which I am going to have to concoct these things. But, no matter. I'm dedicated to the idea. I've even devised a plan for holding my own feet to the fire: a weekly contest tied to the song lyric post titles. This will likely end up being the sole driving force behind my personal NaBloPoMo. (I like talking about it like it's a quest. A vision quest.)
Here's how it's going to work:
Put your seatbelts on. This one should be good.
*Perhaps this says something about the quality of my posts, but I'm opting to ignore the implication and move forward.
**The compilation CDs will not be mailed until after December 3.
