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by Staff
Pets bring energy, companionship, and personality into a home, but they also change how a space functions day to day. Floors handle more wear, furniture sees more use, and comfort systems matter more when animals are spending long stretches of time indoors. Making a home more pet-friendly does not mean giving up style or turning every room into a utility space...
by Staff
People try to rescue bad meat with everything imaginable. Heavy marinades, sweet barbecue sauce, thick spice rubs, and melted garlic butter poured over the top like damage control. Sometimes the steak still tastes dry underneath all of it, which usually tells the whole story. Seasoning can cover weak flavor briefly, but it does not fix poor texture once the me...
by Cynthia Chow, Tracy Condie, & Sarah Erwin
This week we have reviews and giveaways of more fun food & beverage cozies-Some Like it Fudgy: A Candy-Coated Mystery by Nancy Coco, A Poisonous Pour: A Cece Barton Mystery by Maddie Day, Death by Chocolate Ladyfingers: Death by Chocolate Mystery by Sarah Graves, and Confessions of an Amateur Sleuth: A Bainbridge...
by Jackie Dale
The cat and kitten season started off with a bang and quickly steam-rolled into a full-blown explosion. The number of calls and texts I was receiving was staggering. I finally had to post that I was beyond full and to not even ask. Shortly after this, I was stunned to see that someone I didn’t even know had tagged me in a post and posted my phone number!...
by Matt Lubbers-Moore
“The Story of the Man with the Watches” by Arthur Conan Doyle
Long before queer detectives became fixtures of crime fiction, and decades before the emergence of openly gay mystery writers like Joseph Hansen, Richard Stevenson, Mark Zubro, or Michael Nava, Arthur Conan Doyle published what may be the first overt gay romance ...