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Rainbow Eucalyptus bark is a stunning display of colorThe first time we saw a Rainbow Eucalyptus was on the Road to Hana. The trees were in a stand about a hundred yards from the road where our …
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Surf’s Up, Dude! Hoisin and Boyzin!One of the things I love most about The Cast Iron Skillet Mystery Series is that I get to write many diverse characters into the village of Leavensport. I was a …
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Joanna is a bestselling author with over 80 written projects to her credit. In addition to her non-fiction writing, which includes how-to books, a college textbook for public speakers, and books of …
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Foster Botanical Garden GazeboOne of the gems we found during our Hop On/Hop Off tour of Honolulu was this gazebo at Foster Botanical Garden. Located in Honolulu, these gardens are a wonderful …
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Wish Fulfillment and the Art of Novel Writing by Amber RoyerWhen writers talk about wish fulfillment in fiction, it is usually with an air of derision. And, yeah, sometimes this is justified. The …
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Colleen J. Shogan is political scientist by training, She’s taught American politics at numerous universities, has worked on Capitol Hill as a legislative staffer in the United States Senate, and as a …
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There are a lot of great things about Carlsbad and one of them is the Carlsbad Flower Fields. The fields, which were Luther Gage in the 1920s. In 1933, Frank Frazee also started growing Ranunculus flowers and introduced his son Edwin to the art of growing seeds. Nearly 100 years later, Edwin is referred to […]
