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Rebecca Adler has always had a flair for the dramatic. In fact, this Florida girl says she was drawn to New York by "the sweet smell of wishful thinking. "While in New York, she studied acting on …
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Outrigger canoe display at Bishop MuseumThis outrigger canoe display at the Bishop Museum can't be missed. The moment you look up it's right there in front of you. this is a beautiful example of …
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Meet Stella — a guest post by Dorothy St. James Meet Stella. She’s the smallest resident in the quaint seaside town of Camellia Beach found in the Southern Chocolate Shop Mystery series. And she’s …
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What follows is an interview by the assistant editor for the magazine Consignment Shop Today. (Note from author Lesley A. Diehl-the magazine and the interview are as fictional as the Eve Appel …
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Red gazebo at Liluokalani GardensI seem to be stuck in a rut with photos of Liluokalani Gardens...but what a rut it is! Just beyond the red gazebo and the bridge with the white fence is the bay …
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The Russian & Aunt Sophia (A Mary Catherine Mahoney Mystery Novella) by Rita Moreau About the BookThe Russian & Aunt Sophia (A Mary Catherine Mahoney Mystery Novella) Cozy Mystery …
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These white hibiscus seem to all be pointing they’re little faces at the sun. Found on the grounds at Bishop Museum.
