Write a clever caption by posting in the comment section below. (Only G-Rated captions please:)
The winner of this contest will receive a free eBook--either of one of my "When The Fat Ladies Sing" mysteries or the Kindle version of Moving Tales--Adventures in Relocation.
Our winning contestant will be announced at 6:00 PM Central Standard Time.
So here goes. May the best caption win!
Linda Kozar is the
co-author of Babes With A Beatitude—Devotions For Smart, Savvy Women of
Faith (Hardcover/Ebook, Howard/Simon & Schuster 2009) and author of Misfortune
Cookies (Print, Barbour Publishing 2008), Misfortune Cookies, A
Tisket, A Casket, and Dead As A Doornail, (“When The Fat Ladies Sing
Series,” eBooks, Spyglass Lane Mysteries, 2012). Strands of Fate released
October 2012 (Hardcover/Ebook, Creative Woman Mysteries) and her nonfiction title,
Moving Tales, Adventures in Relocation, released in 2013
(Indie-Published). She received the ACFW Mentor of the Year Award in 2007,
founded and served as president of Writers
On The Storm, The Woodlands, Texas ACFW chapter for three years. In 2003,
she co-founded, co-directed and later served as Southwest Texas Director of Words For The Journey Christian Writers
Guild. She and her husband Michael, married 24 years, have two lovely
daughters, Katie and Lauren and a Rat Terrier princess named Patches.
Represented by: Wendy Lawton, Books & Such Literary Agency
Member of: CAN (Christian
Authors Network), RWA (Romance Writers of American), WHRWA (West Houston
Romance Writers of America), ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers), Writers
On The Storm, The Woodlands, Texas Chapter of ACFW, Toastmasters (Area 56) The
Woodlands, Texas, The Woodlands Church, The Woodlands, TX.
Linda Kozar is
the author of six books. Her latest, titled “Moving Tales, Adventures in
Relocation,” is a collection of stories from people who experienced the good,
the bad and the ugly when they moved. www.lindakozar.com http://bookishdesires.blogspot.com
No caption, just have to laugh because I have camped at that park more times than any other! Of course, I haven't in years, so I never noticed that very hilarious combination of signs. :)
ReplyDeleteokay...I do have a caption, but it is very specific to my family. (Husband is a funeral director, for those who don't know.)
"Working Vacation."
Thanks for the laugh!
Though techincally it would be even funnier if it was "Hindu funeral director's working vacation." ;)
DeleteHey Traci--contact me so I can send you a book!
DeleteTraci--That's hilarious! (And yes, it would be more appropro for a Hindu funeral director, but it's still funny. I snapped this shot on one of our frequent vacays in Oregon.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeleteI'm going to borrow a phrase from someone else, but I'm changing a word or two just for fun. I wouldn't want to steal someone else's thunder. LOL
Here goes: "Southern Fried Mysteries"
Debbie Malone
"Death in Dahlonega"
"Murder in Marietta"
Oh my gosh! Too funny!
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Haha--Good one CIndy!
DeleteWho won? Who won? LOL
ReplyDeleteDebbie
THIS WEEK'S WINNER IS...TRACI! With her husband's job as a funeral director, "Working Vacation" seemed appropriate to the sign:)
ReplyDeleteTraci--let me know if you'd like an eBook copy of Moving Tales or one of my other eBooks. I'll need your email address. You can message me on FB with that.