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What do California, Florida, New York, and Texas all have in common? Climate? Nope. Attitudes? Not in this universe. Scams? Bingo! According to the FBI’s 2020 Elder Fraud Report, these four states …
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I loved Sloppy Joes as a kid, but I never dreamed I’d eat them again. Not in this lifetime, anyway. Between celiac disease (for me) and other food allergies (for my wife), this was a dish we’d both …
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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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It was a balmy, humid morning when I took this photo. We’d been at sea for five days when this beautiful sight came into view. In the distance, beyond the nearly empty deck of the MS Noordam are the first signs of a Hawaiian sunrise.
