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    4 tips to avoid the Zelle money scam

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    Online payment apps are everywhere. From PayPal’s founding in 1998, the industry has grown into a true behemoth. With transactions in 2020 of $1.3 trillion, the apps are used for everything from transferring money between friends to small purchase to incredibly profitable scams. The Zelle money scam, even if you don’t already use the app, is one that could cost you … [Read more...] about 4 tips to avoid the Zelle money scam

    Thick and rich Chunky Potato Soup

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    A chunky potato soup with flavor galoreWe’re big fans of soup. But we’re even bigger fans of rich and thick soups that aren’t loaded with tons of fat. Hmmm…sounds like a real conundrum, doesn’t it? Well, the problem is solved with this hearty Chunky Potato soup. It comes out thick and rich and the taste is divine (assuming, of course, that you like potato … [Read more...] about Thick and rich Chunky Potato Soup

    Old Point Loma Lighthouse – a look into history

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    Beginnings of the Old Point Loma LighthouseThe year was 1855. It had been over 200 years since Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived in San Diego. Since that time, sailors had been at the mercy of poor navigation charts and the California coast’s notorious fog. But in 1855, the Old Point Loma Lighthouse (which was not considered old at that point, right?) went into … [Read more...] about Old Point Loma Lighthouse – a look into history

    Cabrillo National Monument on San Diego Bay

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    For the first time in two years, we ventured out into the world with the sole purpose of seeing the sights. We’d wanted to go to Cabrillo National Monument on San Diego Bay for several months, but the stars never quite lined up. Then, a couple of weeks ago, it felt like those stars had finally gotten their act together. (Or maybe it was just sheer boredom.) With lots of … [Read more...] about Cabrillo National Monument on San Diego Bay

    Vintage Kukuiula Bay on Kauai

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    I have to admit, 2015 isn't that 'vintage.' However, when I was combing through the archives for an older photo of Kauai, this vintage photo from Kukuiula Bay on Kauai popped up. With the palms swaying in the tropical breeze and that wide expanse of grass, this view seemed very much what we think of when we envision Hawaii. There are plenty of new touches, though. Those houses … [Read more...] about Vintage Kukuiula Bay on Kauai