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Talking to plants - does it make a differenceI’ve always loved the look of anthurium. With those broad leaves and their bright color, they just seem to say, “I’m tropical and fun.” Okay, so plants …
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Who-dunnit Is More Important Than WhyCharacters are the heart of the Travel Can Be Murder novels, a series of cozy mysteries that follow tour guide Lana Hansen to intriguing locations …
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J.C. Eaton is the pseudonym for the married writing teams of Ann I. Goldfarb and James E. Clapp. Ann has eight published YA time travel mysteries, and Jim is a former tasting room manager for a large …
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Foster Botanical Garden flowers—should've made notesOnce upon a time, about eight months before Covid-19, we were traveling. Our trip took us to New Zealand, Australia, several South Pacific …
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From the publisher of Cajun Kiss of DeathIn Pelican, Louisiana, Valentine's Day has a way of warming the heart, despite the February chill. But the air at Crozat Plantation B&B turns decidedly …
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Rosie Reed is a former romance novelist who has turned her pen to paranormal mysteries with a splash of humor. She describes herself as a ‘massive Agatha Christie and Terry Pratchett fan.’ Murder at …
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A whale of a time at Bishop Museum The skeleton of an adult sperm whale has hung in the exhibit hall at Bishop Museum since it was purchased from Ward’s Natural Science Establishment in 1901. The museum originally paid $2,500 for this specimen. The whale is more than fifty-five feet long and the eighteen-foot head weighs […]
