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I just love a cute Japanese stone lanternThere’s something about a Japanese stone lantern that really intrigues me. The first one I remember seeing was in Spokane, WA. We went to a garden where we …
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A guest post by Helen Currie FosterDriving into New Mexico with my husband (favorite long-time travel companion) I peer anxiously out the car window––I won’t be happy until I spot the first …
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Patricia Fry has been writing for publication for over 45 years. Her nonfiction articles have appeared in numerous magazines, including Woman’s World, Entrepreneur, and Writer’s Digest. Oh! Olivia is …
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Hawaii golden shower tree rains blossomsIf you’re near a Hawaii Golden Shower tree when it drops its blossoms, you’ll understand how this tree got its name. We found one at Foster Botanic Garden …
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One of the questions I have been asked – well in the past when we did book launches in real life – was how do you write a book? I would like to do that, but I don’t know where to start.I responded …
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After writing plays for her friends to act out as a kid, bad poetry in high school, and her high school Alma Mater song, Gabby Allan finally found her true passion—cozy mysteries. Being able to share …
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Breathtaking beauty at Mirror Lakes Before arriving at Mirror Lakes, we were told by our guide that the views were stunning. Little did we know… Once out of our bus at Mirror Lakes, we made our way to an slightly elevated wooden walkway that traversed the rest area’s length. Like ants, we filed along. Pretty […]
