Nicholas Rossis just shared one of the funniest things I’ve ever read, so of course, I had to pass it along to you guys, in honor of ThorsDaySmiles. Maybe it’s just my twisted sense of humor, but I could not stop laughing as I read, and I definitely needed a good laugh today. (More on that later.) Hope you enjoy it as much as I did, and will also share far and wide. (I suspect most of us can use a good laugh by the time ThorsDay rolls around. 😀 )
We’ve been watching a lot of Midsommer Murders and the likes with Electra over the years. From which we have concluded that few places are as dangerous as quaint English villages. Now, a hilarious article by Maureen Johnson on Crime Reads, explains just how dangerous they really are – and what you can do to avoid meeting a grisly death.
If you enjoy it as much as I did, you may want to check out its writer, Maureen Johnson. Maureen is the author of the Truly Devious mystery series, which culminates with The Hand on the Wall (Katherine Tegen Books/HarperCollins; January 21, 2020). Visit her online, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Stay away from the village fete, do you understand?
It’s happened. You’ve finally taken that dream trip to England. You have seen Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Hyde Park. You rode in a…
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I also enjoyed this very much! I think I´ll just stay away from quiet English villages or just stay in the pub!!
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And to think I’ve been dreaming of visiting one for most of my life, too! Eeeep. 😀
FUNNY post!! 😀
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Thanks for sharing this, Marcia.
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It made me smile, and after yesterday, it was much needed, so I figured I’d pass it along. 🙂
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Sorry yesterday was such a bad day. Hope today is better.
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Thanks so much. I’ve had beloved pets all my life, Mary, and it never gets any easier to say goodbye. But they add so much joy to our lives while they are here, it’s still worth it. Maks will be much missed, for sure! 🙂
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I know. It’s losing a close, much-loved family member.
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The title itself would make a great title for a mystery novel.
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Wouldn’t it, though? 🙂 Hmmm …. thinking, here …
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A good share, Marcia. I was having a weird day, and like they say — laughter is the best medicine. Hugs!
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It certainly is, Teagan. Sorry you were having a weird day, but glad this helped. It sure pulled me out of the dumps, at least for a while. 🙂
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This was delicious and came at just the right time! Thanks xx
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So glad you enjoyed it, Trish! It cheered me up, too. 🙂
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I’m glad you enjoyed this hilarious post as much as I did, Marcia 🙂
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Oh, I did, Nicholas! I really needed something to make me laugh, and this one did! (And I’m not even familiar with the tv show.) But humor like this just makes me happy all over! 😀 Thanks so much for sharing it on your blog, so I could share it on mine! 😀
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What a great share! I want to move to one so I can solve murders, not be murdered. 🙂
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So glad you enjoyed it, Jay. It absolutely made my whole week! And I can definitely see you solving murders right and left. (Because apparently, that’s where they happen in these villages!) And of course, you can then write about them in a whole new series of wonderful books! Yeah. You definitely should do this. (But be sure to take the list of rules along because, you know–MURDERER on the prowl.) 😀
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Excellent points… maybe this is best done with 2 of us! LOL
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Good plan! 🙂
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