State of the TAM - 28th Feb
It looks like March is coming in roaring this year, with Met Office warnings of a cold snap and possible snow days. Probably not here, but the pups will still get bundled up in their BEST sweatshirts if the weather turns.
I’m currently on TENTERHOOKS while I wait for the GRL registration to open. My wee nerves, man, I’m not cut out for this sort of thing!
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Luckily the new season of Unforgotten is out and I’m unashamedly binging it right now. It’s strange to see Sunny without Cassie, but I like the more antagonistic vibe between him and his new boss.
Pupdate of the Week
@tamoorewritesIzzy stalking Jax never stops being funny. #dogsoftiktok #staffiesoftiktok [image error]Tiktok failed to load.Enable 3rd party cookies or use another browser
@tamoorewritesLook at the baby! #doggosoftiktok #staffiesoftiktok [image error]Tiktok failed to load.Enable 3rd party cookies or use another browser
I love this frog.
TA Moore @tamoorewritesThis frog is like Bizarro Job. He was just going about his little frog life and then FOR NO REASON God decided to be really, really awesome to him over and over. He's out there now living his best frod life. I need a tissue and a 3d printer stat! 
fragrance and foolishness @BrieyonceAllow me to introduce you to the most ridiculous yet amazing thing you will see this week. https://t.co/MHlGmz9Ph23:46 PM ∙ Feb 27, 2023Free Audio Chapter of the Week‘Feet of Clay’ by TA Moore is a Lost and Found short story and a prequel to Prodigal. It took fifteen years for Sammy Calloway to find his way home, find out what those left behind did with those years.
You can find Prodigal at most online retailers.
Fifteen years ago Sammy Calloway disappeared on his way home from school. Now he’s back… or is he?
Boyd Maccabbee has spent his life second-guessing his actions on that fateful day. What if he’d done something differently? Maybe Sammy would have made it home safe and never become Cutters Gap’s most tragic famous son. Or would it have been Boyd who was never seen again? When the police find new evidence on the disappearance, Boyd hopes to finally get some answers.
The last thing Morgan Graves needs is to be dragged into some old case about a missing kid. He doesn’t know why police hit on his DNA, but he’s not Sammy Calloway. He thinks he’d remember being kidnapped.
He knows he’d remember firefighter Boyd.
Drawn into the complex web of suspicion, grief, and anger that has knit Cutters Gap together in the years since Sammy’s disappearance, Morgan struggles to hang on to himself when everyone already assumes they know him.
And somewhere, the truth about Sammy Calloway is waiting.
My tiktok has a LOT of hydrotherapy pups at the moment.
@lil.hobbsHobbs was loving the warm water and thought it might be a great time lay down and relax 😅 😅 #hydrotherapy #hydrotherapyfordogs [image error]Tiktok failed to load.Enable 3rd party cookies or use another browserMust Read of the Week
World building lies in the weird things, like whether Chef Boyardee would be edible after the mushrooms turned on the world.
Aged Like a Fine Ravioli
tHow do you begin to explain Chef Boyardee—his cultural significance, his canned pasta achievements—to a teenage girl born into a post-apocalyptic world? If The Last of Us is any indication, you can just let the ravioli speak for itself. Said teenage girl, Ellie (played by Bella Ramsey), is an orphan making her way across the country with a middle-aged smuggler named Joel (Pedro Pascal), and in the show’s most recent episode, the two stop to share, and bond over, some camping stove–cooked Chef Boyardee. Ellie offers an instant assessment: “That guy was good,” she says, definitively and without pausing from shoveling it into her mouth.
This is giving me life. I can hear the ‘voices’ so clearly!
@isabeldulcinea“I don’t really my chances against Pennywise because well, he’s MASSIVE” “but there’s 5 of us” #derrygirls [image error]Tiktok failed to load.Enable 3rd party cookies or use another browser
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