Month in Review - January 2026
- apiperburgi
- Feb 4
- 2 min read
Oops—I almost forgot to post my January recap, and to make matters worse, I nearly wrote 2025 instead of the current year. Please tell me I’m not the only one still adjusting! But before I get completely sidetracked by my own disbelief at how time works, let’s rewind and recap last month. So, without further ado, here’s the list of the most popular blog posts for January 2026, as chosen by you, the readers.
Dogs bring joy to our lives, and many pet owners want to share special treats with their furry friends, especially during festive seasons. However, not all human snacks are safe or healthy for dogs. Gingerbread cookies, a holiday favorite, often contain ingredients that can harm dogs. This post explores how to make dog-friendly gingerbread cookies that are both wholesome and delicious, supporting your canine’s nutrition without compromising their health.
Writers are meticulous when it comes to their craft—but that same care and organization should extend to another, often overlooked area: Your business records.
Most writers have fought with a MS Word document that seems to have developed a mind of its own. You hit backspace—nothing happens. You fix one tiny line break—and the whole page jumps like it’s haunted. If you have ever struggled with strange formatting, unexpected line breaks, or odd spacing in your Word documents, hidden characters might be the cause.
Winter brings cold temperatures, shorter days, and often harsh weather conditions that can affect your dog's health and comfort. Dogs, like people, need extra care during the colder months to stay safe and happy. Whether your dog spends a lot of time outdoors or mostly stays inside, understanding how to protect them from winter challenges is key.
This cutie is 'Zoey'. Our troubles with her began a couple of days before Halloween 2016. Zoey was extremely lethargic and had no appetite. All she wanted to do is stay in her bed and sleep. This was very unusual behavior from the dog who usually couldn't wait to eat breakfast and dinner.
Piper is the award-winning author of The Country Girl Empress series. When she isn't busy typing on her computer, she can be found chasing after her furry children or holding on tightly to a good cup of coffee. Follow her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Medium, and Goodreads.
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