Alphabet Associations - III

[Tapiola]

Happy New Year to all at AA!

I have a quick J if no one objects?

[AuntDaisy]

……. for anton lurketh every day

Lovely word. Reminds me of rain.

It could just have been the time of year - being v busy - but there were two or three rounds where I felt I was virtually alone, setting my questions and trying to solve others' and no one else contributing. That was the point when I declined to set another question

As anton said, you were never alone. I think some of us were not waving, but drowning.

On I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, there's a lovely round were you have to give words that have no connection with previous ones - and be challenged if a tenuous link can be forged.
How about "Alphabet Disassociations"?

[AuntDaisy]

Happy New Year to all at AA!
I have a quick J if no one objects?

Excellent idea.

[LMcD]

Excellent idea.

Is there any particular reason why Music Associations is seasonal but AA isn't?

[cloughie]

Is there any particular reason why Music Associations is seasonal but AA isn't?

Historically it never was but at some point waned in popularity and went into a long coma. It was revived seasonally in Advent 2022 and then faded but I see no reason why we should not bring it back with a view to permanence should it thrive.

[antongould]

Happy New Year to all at AA!

I have a quick J if no one objects?

no objection …. Quite the opposite …. Then ff will not feel alone …..

[Tapiola]

Breathing a little oxygen back into this thread, which J has had rendezvous, chronologically, with Charlotte, Isabelle and a gong?

The J is musical.

[cloughie]

Breathing a little oxygen back into this thread, which J has had rendezvous, chronologically, with Charlotte, Isabelle and a gong?

The J is musical.

Is the ‘gong’ the percussion instrument or an award or medal?

[Tapiola]

Good question, cloughie. It is neither...

[LMcD]

Breathing a little oxygen back into this thread, which J has had rendezvous, chronologically, with Charlotte, Isabelle and a gong?

The J is musical.

Just the one rendezvous in total, one rendezvous with each or more than one rendezvous with each, and does 'has had rendezvous' have a specific meaning, i.e. one other than 'has met', that is currently unknown to yours truly?

[Tapiola]

Rendezvous is a plural in this context. The wording of the complete puzzle is important (there are 6 clue elements therein relating to the J in question...).

[LMcD]

Rendezvous is a plural in this context. The wording of the complete puzzle is important (there are 6 clue elements therein relating to the J in question...).

Not sure I follow that - never mind! The only J that springs to mind is Jean-Michel Jarre (Oxygène).

[Tapiola]

Keep going...

[Tapiola]

Breathing a little oxygen back into this thread, which J has had rendezvous, chronologically, with Charlotte, Isabelle and a gong?

[cloughie]

Breathing a little oxygen back into this thread, which J has had rendezvous, chronologically, with Charlotte, Isabelle and a gong?

Did he say ‘I’ll go no more a Rampling’?