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More Crazy Laws #53 is this week’s Mystery Question. I wonder just how many crazy laws are on the books?? My word count is 55,000 words…not as much as I wanted this week, but I’m slowly but surely inching toward the deadline. Thank you for the prayers. The photo was taken last week during the Super Nova moon. It was …
Crazy State Laws #52 is this week’s Mystery Question. But first, I forgot to let you know what my word count was for the week! Two weeks ago it was 36,000 and now it’s 50,000. And even better news is I have a three-week extension. I can make that, especially since I’ve sort of plotted out the rest of the …
The Case of the Stolen Memories by Deborah Sprinkle is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: A voice inside whispered for her to turn around and go back home. But first the photo and verse. Both are from Delores Topliff. The photo is of the moon over the Irish Sea…I know that was a sight to behold. And the …
More Crazy Laws #49 is this week’s Mystery Question. But first a report on my word count as of Monday night. Last week I was at 24,000 words and now I’m at 29,000. Not as much as I’d hoped for, but I credit being accountable to my blog readers for it being this high! Hopefully, I can write 8,000 words …
More Crazy Laws #46 is this week’s Mystery Question. Again, I can’t believe how many dumb laws there are out there and that’s just in the US…lately I’ve come across some doozies across the waters. I’m sitting in a hospital room with a friend who fell and broke his hip, and I may be late occasionally with the blog post. …
More Crazy Laws #44 is this week’s Mystery Question. I am continually amazed that I keep finding crazy state laws that are still on the books! But first the photo and verse. I rarely catch sunlight refracting like in the photo–it’s mostly by accident. lol But I love it when I do. Every time, it reminds me of the verse. …
More Crazy Laws #43 is this week’s Mystery Question…you’d think by now I’d run out of crazy laws. But no…there are so many out there that I’m probably sitting pretty for months to come. lol I honestly have a lot of trouble thinking up a crazy law that’s not already on the books! First the photo. It’s another Israel photo, …
The Last to Know by Mary Alford is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first three lines: “He’d promised. Sworn the last time would be the last time. He’d lied.” This one will keep you from going to sleep until you finish it! But first the photo and verse: My friend in Tupelo, Mississippi, took this photo at sunset one evening …
Finding You, Deception and Danger in Shadow Cove (The Wright Heroes of Maine Book 3) by Robin Patchen is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “The morning sun glared down at Hasan Mahmoud, and he glared right back.” But first the photo and verse. I promised a photo of a Magnolia full of blooms and here it is. …
Cases of the Incriminating Parrot is this week’s Mystery Question. I ran across these stories this week and they fascinated me. So, you’ll get to guess which one is true. But first the photo and Scripture. My daughter, Carole, took a photo of the Northern Lights Friday night and sent it to me. I thought the verse went well. I …