A Murder for the Sages by Amy Lillard is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: “Well, it seems to me that somethin’ like that would be durn-near impossible.” George Waters looked around the Sunflower Cafe to see what sort of support he got. But first the photo and verse. With snow on the ground and temps …
More Crazy Laws #66 is this week’s Mystery Question. I laugh every week as I search for new crazy laws–who would’ve known there were this many! But first the photo and verse. The sea always gives me peace when I look out over it, whether it’s the Sea of Galilee or the Atlantic Ocean, as in this case. Of course, …
Serial Burn by Lynette Eason is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: “Someone had to stop her. She was going to ruin everything if left to do what she planned,” But first the photo and verse. I took the photo last week, I think, as I walked around my neighborhood. It was the first flower I’d …
More Crazy Laws #65 is this week’s Mystery Question. Sixty-five weeks. It’s hard to believe there are even more crazy laws out there! And now for this week’s photo and verse. This is one of my favorite bird photos…except maybe for a video I took a couple of years ago of two cardinals at my window. You can see that …
Sorry, if you received a post about a poll…my computer burped and spit the post out when it wasn’t supposed to. The poll is for my newsletter readers…and if you are one, you’ll get the poll in my newsletter Tuesday along with a chance to win a $15 gift card. And you can take the poll, then. 🙂 If you …
The Hunted Heir by Jayna Breigh is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first paragraph: ANOTHER NEW YEAR’S Eve, and Nona Taylor’s prayer remained unanswered. Still. The digital clock on the microwave read 6:20. Five hours and forty minutes until midnight. Five hours and forty minutes until she begged God—again—to grant her one, her only, request. But first the photo …
More Crazy State Laws #64 is this week’s Mystery Question. Can you believe this is week 64 with these crazy laws? I took this photo a year ago while standing in my backyard. It was a beautiful afternoon, and I had just walked home from visiting my friend across the street. My “Bestie” was in the house, waiting for me …
Suppose I Hadn’t Listened by Barbara D’Antoni Diggs is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first few lines: Israel 1973. For a week I braved the rush hour traffic between Baltimore, Maryland, and Washington D.C.. On the seventh night, I was asked a question. It never occurred to me my whole life would change if I answered, “Yes.” But …
More Crazy Laws #63 is this week’s Mystery Question. I had fun with this one! And I think you did, too. One fun thing–the true crazy laws were all in the same state! But first the photo and verse. A very good friend emailed me the photo of this beautiful rainbow. Rainbows make goosebumps on my arms every time I …
A Will and a Way (Mysteries of Cobble Hill Farms Book 11) by Johnnie Alexander is this week’s Reader Friday. here’s the first line: “One last tiny stitch, a snip of the thread, and the gentle application of a bandage brought an end to the lifesaving operation.” But first this week’s photo and verse. I took the photo at a …