Last Week’s Answer and Winner~

Patricia Bradley Mystery Question 38 Comments

This will be my last blog post for 2019…I’ll be getting ready for Christmas and working on Crosshairs, the second book in the Natchez Trace park ranger series. Although there is a chance the book will be renamed Obsession. We’ll see.

I’d like to take a minute to thank you for reading my blog each week. I love the comments you make and it’s a joy to interact with each of you. I hope your Christmas will be filled with joy and peace.

Now for last week’s post: Again, four facts, three are true one is false. Guess which one:

  1. Ants never sleep.
  2. An octopus has blue blood.
  3. Humans are born with only two fears, that of falling and loud noises.
  4. There is a lake that is naturally pink.

And it’s #1. I’d always heard that ants never sleep, but when I googled it, yep, there it was–they do sleep. Not as much as we do, usually only napping. And although several sites reported #3 as being true, I’m not sure those are the only fears we’re born with! lol

And the winner of the $10 Amazon gift card is…Perrianne Askew! Congrats! Until next year, Merry Christmas!

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Comments 38

  1. Monique

    Yay! I finally guessed right again! To be honest, I think WE should be thanking YOU for putting in the time to write regular blog posts and then reply to all the comments! I have a private blog, and rarely post, even with all the good intentions!! So thanks heaps for providing us with such joy and humor all year round!!

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  2. Tim Johnson

    Yes, thank you, Pat. I look forward to reading both your weekly posts, and the Mystery Question feature is one I always enjoy each week. I’m anticipating another year’s worth of fun reading from your blogs and books.
    Have a blessed, joyful Christmas, and a happy, healthy, prosperous New Year. And, I wish the same to all the rest of you as well.

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  4. Karen

    MERRY Christmas Patricia to you and your family. Thanks for making this past year special for others. May God bless you in the upcoming year.

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  8. Perrianne Askew

    Merry Christmas and thank you! I must admit that I usually guess the wrong answer, but I really do enjoy your blog posts. I don’t know how you come up with those questions, but they are fun.

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  10. Lual Krautter

    Have a great Merry Christmas. As always, we enjoy reading your posts. Of course, I’d sure love to win any print book promoted in any giveaway, so will hope for that in the new year:)

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  11. Edward Arrington

    Merry Christmas, Pat! Looking forward to a new year of books, blogs, mystery questions, and other fun things. Blessings on you and yours!

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  12. Alicia Haney

    Congratulations to Perianne! Thank you so much Patricia for this Blog, I have really been enjoying it and learning little facts here, and for that I Thank you. Wishing you and your Family and Very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year! God’s Blessings to all.

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  14. judy schexnayder

    y my. you are one busy lady. Working on the second book and the first one is not out yet. Do you live in Natchez? I believe you do reside in Mississippi. I live out of Jackson in Raymond. For over 30 years I lived in Kosciusko, a town right on the Trace, when my husband pastored there. Enjoy your books so much. Have a Merry Christmas. yours in reading Christian Fiction. Judy Schexnayder

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      Patricia Bradley

      Thank you, Judy. No, I don’t live in Natchez, but I have visited there several times doing research. Love the town. I usually take the Trace all the way to Natchez, so the next time I’m through there, maybe we can have coffee! Thanks so much for stopping by and visiting my blog! My daughter lived in Raymond eons ago. 🙂

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  17. Gloria A

    Merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday time, Pat! I am looking forward to seeing your blogs and new book in the new year.

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