Voice recognition mistake of the day: "England came into his eyes"Try again: "and Clint came into his eyes"One last try: "A glint came into his eyes." There we go!Bear Bear the ferret demonstrates how to keep the nose warm on a cold day:Someone Missi...

Southernism of the Week: “Poor as a lizard-eating cat.” Good imagery, but “He’s so broke he’s busted all Ten Commandments” … well, that's actually kind of confusing if you think about it, but it's catchy. Visit the Amazon series page for Felony Melan...

I have loads of books this week (plus some ferret photos and voice recognition errors) so let's get to it! 99-cent sale! The Furrever Friends Cat Café Sweet Romance 5-Book Collection is only 99 cents/99 pence this weekend! The Furrever Friends S...

Southernism of the Week: If I felt any better, I’d drop my harp plumb through the cloud. 😇 We hope you’re feeling good as this new year chugs along!Kris’s voice recognition mistake of the week: "Finally no panties to be shorter..." I'll give you a h...

I like this photo both because Bear Bear is moving so fast it blurred his face, and also because he's trying to close his sister in a box marked "Fragile, handle with care."Voice recognition mistake of the day: I’m writing the fifth Accidental Billio...

Southernism of the Week: At the end of holiday visits, you might have said, “It’s time to put the chairs in the wagon.” Or maybe “It’s time to put out the fire and call in the dogs.” Perhaps even “It’s time to swap spit and hit the road.” 😝  Do...

Voice recognition mistake of the day: “Don was breaking …” I don’t know what he was breaking, but it happened at dawn.Speaking of dawn – no, wait, this is actually sunset – anyway, here's a photo from my holiday trip to Arizona to visit my mother. My...

Southernism of the Week: “Coffee so strong it’ll walk into your cup.” Anyone feeling the need for that as we head into a new year?We spent Christmas week in Arizona with our mother. The Phoenix area is not quite your typical winter wonderland, but it...

Voice recognition mistake of the week: I’m writing book 5 in the Accidental Detective series and wound up with this: “I only hoped we were far enough away that he wouldn’t be able to tell her camel was aimed at him.” 🐪  That was supposed to be...

Southernism of the Week: “We’ve howdied but we haven’t shook.” A possible part of a Southern greeting. Doug celebrated his birthday last week. Here’s a throwback photo of Doug and Kris with their puppy Bandit: You can give Doug a birthday presen...