If I'm going to be worth my weight in rock –n– roll drumsticks, I better be able to suggest tunes for any occasion — today's occasion is foolishness.
Listen up:
“Fool For The City”
– Foghat
“Nobody’s Fool”
– Cinderella
“Won’t Get Fooled Again”
– The Who
“Foolin”
– Def Leppard
“Fool For Your Loving”
– Whitesnake
“All The Fools Sailed Away”
– Dio
“Fool On The Hill”
– The Beatles
“Be Careful With A Fool”
– Johnny Winter
“Ship Of Fools”
– Grateful Dead
“Foolish Love”
– Moody Blues
“Fools”
– Van Halen
“Fooling Yourself” (The Angry Young Man)
– Styx
“Fool To Cry”
– The Rolling Stones
“Foolin’ Yourself”
– Aldo Nova
“Fools Rush In”
– Elvis
Now that I’ve proven I’m no fool when it comes to great rock –n– roll, it’s time for a Bluegreen vacation. Maybe I’ll wade through a stream in the Smokies and fish for a delicious bass. Rolling the dice during a great gaming experience sounds fun, too. My sense of adventure tells me I should plan a trip to Boyne for some year-round fun on the slopes and mountain bike trails. A step back in time to Colonial Williamsburg could satisfy the history buff in me. Oh, the places I could go. No fooling.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Breaking Benjamin Rockin' in Virginia
Have a rock and roll Phobia? Those fears will be eliminated the minute Breaking Benjamin takes the stage. Their music will saturate your ears with powerful lyrics, awesome riffs and pounding beats. Catch them live on April 14 in Hampton, Virginia at the Hampton Coliseum.
After the concert, turn back the pages to America's beginnings. When it comes to relaxing places to retreat in Colonial Williamsburg, give me Patrick Henry Square or give me Parkside Williamsburg Resort. Both give me 21st Century amenities in 18th Century surroundings. Yesterday is waiting for you today at a Bluegreen resort in this historical destination.
After the concert, turn back the pages to America's beginnings. When it comes to relaxing places to retreat in Colonial Williamsburg, give me Patrick Henry Square or give me Parkside Williamsburg Resort. Both give me 21st Century amenities in 18th Century surroundings. Yesterday is waiting for you today at a Bluegreen resort in this historical destination.
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