Heroes & Villains Blogfest

Hello, Bloggerville! It's Heroes & Villains Blogfest time. 
I'm co-hosting this fun hop with Dani @Entertaining Interests.

Sign up in the linky below and tell us about your favorite heroes and villains. It'd be pretty cool, but not mandatory, if you'd tweet us your info and use the hashtag so we can check out your posts!

Dani: @danibertrand

Jackie: @jackiefel

#H&Vfest

MY TOP HEROES

Daryl Dixon: He's from The Walking Dead TV series. And he is THE man. Is there a Walker around the bend? Don't worry. Daryl has your back with that trusty crossbow. He's also a tracker and hunter, feeds babies, and rides a motorcycle. He is for sure someone you need during any kind of apocalyptic type future.

Fave line: People in Hell want slurpees.

<---photo cred: Dani

Iron Man/Tony Stark:  Yes, he's narcissistic and snarky, but I love that about him. He's also a genius and protective of those he cares for. Robert Downey, Jr was the perfect choice to play him on the big screen. 

Fave line: When C. Everheart says: You've been called the Da Vinci of our time. What do you say to that? T. Stark says: Absolutely ridiculous. I don't paint.

<-- This is my comic. Yes, Iron Man is my fave superhero. 

MY TOP VILLAIN

The Joker: He is certifiably crazy. And morals? He has none. Zilch. Nada. He simply does not care. I thought he was coo-coo in the comics, but Heath Ledger dug deep to make The Joker even creepier. He was the perfect counterpart for Batman. 

Fave line: How about a magic trick?

So, bloggers, who are your ultimate heroes and villains?

Sign up and visit other bloggers today! :)

IWSG post #12 and EYM

Insecure Writer's Support Group hosted by Alex J. Cavanaugh is a safe haven for insecure writers of all kinds. 

To join, click on the links and post on your blog the first Wednesday of every month. Sign up and meet some awesome people!

I'm feeling "eh" lately. I think it's because I have so much going on. Between my fam, the boys ballgames, writing, work, revising and editing, trying to maintain the house, critting, and blogging, I don't know which end is up sometimes. But I LOVE all of those things. I just need a time-out.

The thing that comes to mind to try to help me get out of the "eh" ness.... Dory's mantra....

Check out other bloggers at Insecure Writer's Support Group.

For Express Yourself Meme of the week, Dani and I would like to know...


What could you eat every day and not grow tired of it?

• mushroom, tomato, and green pepper pizza
• chips and salsa
• popcorn
• trail mix: banana chips, cashews, dried pineapples, raisins, and almonds
• cereal: Fruity Pebbles
• I do love chocolate, but not sure I'd actually want to eat it every single day. 

How about you? What could you eat every day and not grow tired of it?

And don't forget to join the Heroes and Villains blogfest tomorrow - Thursday, June 6. Come share your favorite hero and villain. They can be from comics, TV shows, movies, books, or even real life. Your choice. The main thing? Have fun! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP!!!

U is for Unveiling and Undersee, Madge

U is for the Unveiling of a blogfest!

Everyone loves a hero, but there are some of us who also love a great villain. Dani @Entertaining Interests and I thought, What a great idea! Let’s find out who else admires Heroes and Villains in the blogosphere!

And voila!

Heroes & Villains Blogfest was born.

1. On June 6^th post your favorite heroes and villains.
2. You may list as many, or as little, as you’d like.
3. Be creative with it: lists, quotes, videos, pictures, etc.
4. It'd be cool if you'd display the Heroes and Villains badge on your blog!
5. And most of all HAVE FUN!
6. Sign up in the linky below! We can't wait to read about your fave heroes and villains.

U is for Madge Undersee. She's a character in Suzanne Collins Hunger Games Trilogy. I wish the first movie would've had her in it and rumor has it that she won't be in Catching Fire either. That's too bad because I think she's a great character. In the books, Madge is one of Katniss Everdeen's best friends and the mayor's daughter. She is the one who gives Katniss the mocking-jay pin, unlike how they showed it in the movie. Their share a friendship that's important in the novel. 

For details and participants, check out the A to Z Blogging Challenge HERE.