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What’s Christmas Without Cousin Eddy?There are many great lines in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, that classic film of a family Christmas gone totally wonky. But it is Chevy Chase as …
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Leslie Wolfe is a bestselling author whose novels break the mold of traditional thrillers. Leslie published her first novel in 2011. The Girl You Killed is her latest thriller.Looking at life and …
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It’s hard to believe, but the 11th Trouble in Paradise Mystery featuring amateur sleuth McKenna is here! I've got all sorts of stuff going on this month, so be sure to check back to this page. …
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I was diagnosed with Celiac disease in 2003 and my food world was turned upside-down over night. I quickly realized I might never have another chicken pot pie. Imagine someone snatching away one of …
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Paper lanterns at Bishop MuseumAren’t those paper lanterns gorgeous? They’re called chōchin. Lanterns of this sort have been around for over a thousand years. They’ve become an architectural …
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Location, Location, Location – Mysteries in Fictional PlacesI am a Virginia girl, and all of my stories are set there. I write where I know. Plus, I want to share the uniqueness of the …
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Honoring the pioneer Japanese immigrants who helped build Hawaii is the purpose of this monument at Foster Botanic Garden
