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Monument honoring Japanese immigrantsWhile visiting Foster Botanic Gardens, we came across this monument honoring the pioneer Japanese laborers. The monument bears an inscription, which I’ve …
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A New Book from Joanna Campbell Slan A Novel Featuring a Female Amateur Sleuth and Her FriendsDecatur, Illinois - 1986Release Date September 18, 2021The Friday Night …
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Rebecca Lee Smith has been everything from a tax collector to a stay-at-home-mom to an award-winning professional actress and director. She loves writing small-town cozy-ish mysteries that make use of …
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Talking to plants - does it make a differenceI’ve always loved the look of anthurium. With those broad leaves and their bright color, they just seem to say, “I’m tropical and fun.” Okay, so plants …
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Who-dunnit Is More Important Than WhyCharacters are the heart of the Travel Can Be Murder novels, a series of cozy mysteries that follow tour guide Lana Hansen to intriguing locations …
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J.C. Eaton is the pseudonym for the married writing teams of Ann I. Goldfarb and James E. Clapp. Ann has eight published YA time travel mysteries, and Jim is a former tasting room manager for a large …
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Digging back through my photos from our 2015 trip to Kauai, I discovered this Lydgate Park Heiau. This covers part of the Hikinaakala Heiau, a sacred area that was once much more built-up. Sadly, when the Hawaiian religion was abolished in the late 1800s, the rocks were torn out and used for roads. This is all […]
