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Last Chance to Enter! This month, to celebrate the upcoming release of the audiobook version of The Case of the Amorous Assailant, I'll be giving away a print, Kindle, or audiobook version of the …
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This week, I'm kicking off a virtual road trip that begins in New Orleans and ends at the Grand Canyon. Why New Orleans? Because that's the home of Mardi Gras! So today's post is all about Mardi …
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Ghost towns hold a special fascination for many of us. It's not just the weathered wooden buildings, but the stories that rose from the dust in these once-thriving communities. One such story is that …
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Now, isn’t that something worth celebrating?Valentine’s Day history isn’t all about love, romance, and chocolate hearts. In fact, its origins are far less adorable and way more, well, …
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Ah, the Super Bowl—a grand American tradition where diehard fans scream at their TVs, halftime performers dazzle us with on-stage pyrotechnics, and the commercials have budgets bigger than your …
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January was a sobering month for us here in Southern California. Climate change, once again, reared its ugly head and devasted the Los Angeles area with wildfires that surrounded the entire …
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We arrived at the Inn at the Pinnacles late Thursday afternoon. Our plan was to use the Inn, which is on the west side of the park, as our base. We’d explore the east side on Friday, the west on Saturday. We’d get to see the High Peaks from both sides. By evening, ground fog filled the valley. No worries. The Inn was well above that blanket of soft, fluffy cotton.
