Crazy State Laws #62 ~ Mystery Question

Patricia Bradley Mystery Question 42 Comments

Crazy State Laws #62 is this week’s Mystery Question. I am happy to report that I turned in my edits, timeline, and character sketches today. Happy Dancing around here!

But first the photo and verse. The verse is one I claim all the time. He also does exceedingly abundantly more than I can think or ask. The photo was another shot of the sunset in Ocala, Florida back in December. It was an amazing view.

Now for last week’s More Crazy Laws #61. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. It’s illegal to drive here while your dog is tied to your car. (AK)
  2.  It is against the law to tickle women here, but not men.
  3. Here it’s illegal to wash your neighbor’s car without permission. (CA)
  4. Do not adjust your stockings here (if you still wear stockings). (TX)

And the answer is…#2. Congrats on all who guessed correctly. There are some really weird laws out there.

Now for this week’s More Crazy Laws #62. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. Don’t carry wire cutters in your pocket here..better still leave them at home.
  2. Do not use a feather duster on a building here.
  3. You must buy a $5 permit here to go barefoot.
  4. It’s illegal to publically wear house shoes on Sunday here.

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  1. Delores Topliff

    These are so crazy and startling, my brain can’t figure one out. If I just go “eenie, meenie, minie, mo,” I’ll go with #4. Congrats are your good hard work accomplished!

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  2. Barbara Diggs

    Congratulations and happy dancing with you on getting in the edits, time line and character sketches! Yay! (Clap clap)

    Beautiful sunset! Amen to the Scripture. I won’t even mention the six animals I see in that sky! lol

    Oohooo these crazy laws.mI’m about to do what Delores does. Going with #4, also.

    I love Lynn Blackburns books. I’ve read all of them. For those of you who haven’t read her books, you’re in for a treat.

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      Patricia Bradley

      Thanks, Barbara, for the shoutout for Lynn! I love her books. And I knew you’d see ‘stuff’ in the clouds. lol We’ll see next week if it’s #4…and yes I’m happy dancing until the next edits come in. 😉

  3. Mary G

    Love the photo and verse!
    Congrats on your accomplishments! I’m sure this is a big relief!
    I, too, have enjoyed Lynn’s books immensely.
    #4

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  4. Tim Johnson

    Great photo and verse. YES!
    Glad you met all your writing deadlines, too, Pat.
    I love Lynn Blackburn’s books. She’s one of the best!

    Crazy Laws:
    #1. No wire cutters in your pocket? Guess electricians will have to keep them on their tool belts.
    #2. No dusting buildings with feather dusters? Who cares and who would do it anyway?
    #3. No way am I paying $5 to go bare foot.
    #4. Are house shoes the same as bedroom slippers? Then, why not ban them in public everyday?

    Can they get any crazier? Arrg!

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    1. Edward Arrington

      Tim, are you thinking like me that they are all made up? I don’t see where you chose a specific one.

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  5. Joy Shelden

    I’m gonna say #2 because it’s too silly. Reminds me of a book I read when I was little. A woman was hired as a maid. One of her tasks was to draw the curtains every morning, so she sat down with paper & pencil & sketched the curtains. I could picture her doing something like dusting the outside of the house!

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  6. Edward Arrington

    I love the picture and the verse. I think this verse is one of the first ones I learned as a child.

    As I said in my comment to Tim, I think all of these were made up. Maybe you didn’t make them up, Pat, but someone had very little of importance to do if they sat around and introduced such ridiculous legislation. I’m choosing #2 because it seems the most ridiculous of all. I don’t understand why anyone would use a feather duster on a building. What would they hope to accomplish? Is this a new method of snow removal? LOL!

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      Patricia Bradley

      I thought this was a particularly wierd set of laws, Edward, and I’ll try and give the reasoning I found on why they were made in the first place–if I can find those answers. lol We’ll see next Tuesday. And the verse is one of my favorites and goes with Ephesians 3:20-21!

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