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Architecture filled with symbolismLike so many things in Hawaii, the architecture of the state capitol includes a great deal of symbolism. These columns, of which there are eight fronting each …
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Fog Bows & AphroditeI’ve been told that my titles for the Macavity & Me Mysteries are too long. But I like to think of them as teasers for the storyline. In Who Me? Fog Bows, Fraud and …
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Daryl Wood Gerber is the award-winning and bestselling author of the Cookbook Nook Mysteries, the Fairy Garden Mysteries, and the French Bistro Mysteries. As Avery Aames, she pens the popular Cheese …
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Reflecting pools at Hawaii State CapitolOf course, if there’s water and it’s moving, I’m hooked. I must have snapped a dozen photos in this spot, experimenting with different settings on my …
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A Vacation to New MexicoIt’s crazy to think that five years has passed since I first visited New Mexico. Our family’s first trip to the state they call the Land of Enchantment happened to be the …
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Framed and Frosted and reality“When I sit down to write,” Kim said, “I have an entertaining story in mind that provides escape from the pressing needs of life. We all need some escapism, right? …
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Strolling through the streets of Devonport, we crossed in front of a boutique stationery store. I was immediately struck by the elegance of the display and the attention to detail. The white lettering and white desk were in stark contrast to the black antique Smith-Corona Junior typewriter. The display conjured up images of writers toiling […]
