When Electricity Came To High Point

Resumed recording activities and just about exhausted everything we had planned and ready to record.  We have ONE song on the to do list currently, and it's out of left field.  Paul Revere and the Raiders' "Hungry"!  Our last original, which I referred to as "Screaming In Silence" has been nearly completed, with a brand new name, re-christened as "Everything You Feel".  It's became a song of feelings and one friend tells me it is "soothing" to listen to.  That's cool as it gets, ya'll.  Subdivisions turned out as well as I could hope for, actually even better.  Such a loyal cover of the familiar Rush classic, makes the hair on my arms stand up listening to it.  #RoxX

We ran two fun events this month, resume a heavier schedule on Friday May 3rd & 4th for the 3rd Annual Kernodle Brothers Tag Team Tournament.  This year's event also marks the two-night Don Kernodle 69th Birthday Bash, coinciding with the Kernodle Tag Tournament at the Sportatorium.  Our friend from France, Ulysse "OPA" Demos, has returned and re-joined his partner Teddy "TKO" Ireland Jr. and qualified for the tournament!  TKOPA is back in business!  Also, my friend Jimmy Harris has pulled the plug on Benefit Championship Wrestling, due to constantly increasing venue prices.  Of course, "Little" Jimmy moving to Charlotte probably has a lot to do with it too, but we made some history and collected some cash in the past few years.  LIKE A BOSS.

After seeing this morning in the news that the NBA Playoff television ratings are at an all-time low, I realize I'm checking back in on Atlanta Braves baseball daily again.  Really enjoying the attitude and energy of the new young guns.  Hope it continues and they can get some stability in the middle relief area, they're going to need it going forward.  Found myself staring at a split-squad game in pre-season and realized I was gonna be hooked again.  Watched the Braves through some REALLY ugly seasons way back, from day one that cable television came to High Point.  Second most important day culturally here right after when Electricity came to High Point.