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I'll admit, when I discovered the United States has not one, but three places actually named Christmas, I got excited. Visions of charming main streets dusted with snow, twinkling lights strung …
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Fantasy Christmas Town Whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, or Jerry Seinfeld's Festivus (the holiday for the rest of us), I want to wish everyone a happy holiday season. It's also time …
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Christmas is closing in fast, and scammers know desperate shoppers make easy targets. During the holidays, millions of people shop online. This creates perfect cover for scammers. They blend in with …
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Writing NewsFinally, I'm closing in on an edited version of the ninth Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery. I've lost a lot of time of this book, but soon (still maybe even a few weeks), …
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A single candle with Christmas lights in the backgroundHave you finished your holiday shopping? Probably not. Who has, right? Like most people, you've probably things left to buy. And that's what …
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I can't remember the last time I went to a Christmas market. And I know I've never been to one of those magnificent markets like the ones you see in the movies. So, for today's blog, and to kick off …
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The year was 1855. It had been over 200 years since Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived in San Diego. Since that time, sailors had been at the mercy of poor navigation charts and the California coast’s notorious fog.
