Can You Insure It? is this week’s Mystery Question. A little deviation from the really dumb criminals…but first the photo and verse. I had my word count for the day, and it was perfect weather for a picnic — not too hot and beautiful skies. We went to South Holston Dam and Lake and were going to the picnic tables …
Until April by Janet W. Ferguson is this week’s Reader Friday post. Here’re the first three lines. “This is freedom.” Wind whipped through Michael Galloway’s hair. Warm water sprayed his tanned skin. A palette of blues and greens shimmered beyond the tip of his jet ski. This is the calm before the storm…But first the photo and verse. I took …
Really Really Dumb Criminals 27 is this week’s Mystery Question. Again from the archives…I really had trouble believing some of these from last week, and this week’s are hard to believe as well… Now for the photo and verse. There are some really good things about an 11-hour drive, especially if through the mountains. This photo was taken near the …
Deadly Exposure by Lisa Phillips is this week’s Reader Friday. It’s book 1 in the Double Down Series, and I am really enjoying it! Here’s the first paragraph: Master Chief Bradley Harris did his best to disguise the limp in his stride. The man walking beside him was an old friend. Steve Preston led him down a wide hallway, gesturing …
Really Really Dumb Criminals 26 is this week’s Mystery Question. Again from the archives…but they’re still fun. I’m still shaking my head over the true ones from last week… I hope everyone had a wonderful and safe Fourth! I had a quiet one…missed the flyovers, so no photos of it. I think the temps reached 101° with a heat index …
A day early, and I hope each of you has a wonderful Fourth of July Celebration! No book review this week, but a couple of photos of how I’ve spent my week…(In case you can’t tell, I’ve been flying again…) Now you know why I didn’t get a chance to read anything! I hope you have a wonderful Fourth Weekend. …
Really Really Dumb Criminals 25 is this week’s Mystery question. Again it’s from the archives, but I don’t think anybody will remember it because I didn’t. Lol.I’m working off my phone so this will probably be brief. But first the photo and verse. It too is from the archives since it takes so long to upload a new photo. This …
A Deadly Wilderness by Kelly Irvin is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: The hunt had been good. Lalo Hernandez veered from the trail, scooted through a stand of trees, and crouched behind thick bushes, enjoying the warm noontime sun on his back. But first the photo and verse. My son-in-law has been at it again–fishing …
Really Really Dumb Criminals 24 is this week’s Mystery Question. I guess I was the dumb Mystery Question writer last week when I posted a set of crimes from just two ( or was it three?) weeks earlier. 😵💫 But first, the photo and verse. One day last week, I looked out the window, and these five does were grazing …
Anchoring You by Robin Patchin is this week’s Reader Friday. After Tim’s recommendation and a couple of other readers saying they were going to read it, I did, too. It’s a great read! Here’s the first line: Kenzie Wright stood at the helm and scanned the horizon, nothing but sea and sky in every direction. Tim was right–this was a …