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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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A Vacation to New MexicoIt’s crazy to think that five years has passed since I first visited New Mexico. Our family’s first trip to the state they call the Land of Enchantment happened to be the …
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Framed and Frosted and reality“When I sit down to write,” Kim said, “I have an entertaining story in mind that provides escape from the pressing needs of life. We all need some escapism, right? …
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Hawaii Liberty BellI wasn’t aware that in 1950, the President of the United States and the US Congress donated 55 Liberty Bell replicas, one for each US state and territory. Hawaii’s Liberty Bell …
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I’m always a sucker for a beautiful sunset (well, sunrise, too). This photo was taken on the North Shore of O‘ahu by Bradley Davis. I wish I knew more about this one—which beach? Time of year? But, it’s a public domain photo with no real information. All I can say is, aloha, Bradley, and mahalo for […]
