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@mrozzz suggested we share puppy pics to get through the week, and I love showing off my Arthur! He has a new best friend, the black and white farm kitten Tabitha. She follows him around everywhere! #dogsoflitsy

Update on the puppy that found us last week:
We are keeping him! 🎉
He‘s going to the vet on Monday to get shots and microchipped and groomed, so I‘m going to need to name him by then!
He is so sweet, and very curious. He has already gotten protective over our property and even chased away the neighbor goats. (Our neighbors aren‘t great about keeping their animals on their own land 🙄)
Any suggestions on names, possibly literary redheads?

A late non bookish #friyayintro ! I am NOT a dog person, I don‘t know a whole lot about them and generally prefer cats. But, this sweet guy showed up out of nowhere this afternoon. His fur is terribly matted and of course there is no collar. We‘ve already put out an email to the neighborhood, no luck finding his people yet. Is it bad that I hope we can keep him?

Ah. There's that "they" the book critic Anders dies loving on in Tobias Wolff's "Bullet in the Brain." Still sounds pretty great. There's worse things to hear, with the light fading.

No one writes best friend banter as sharp and realistic as Lansdale and that‘s the foundation that makes this series work. Rusty Puppy is solidly a Hap and Leonard book, with many of the growing number of series characters ducking out of the spotlight and letting the boys do their thing. It‘s great to see such a tight tale at a point where too many series get bloated down with peripherals. Rusty Puppy is another winner in a consistently fun series