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Category Archives: Travel
My Hawai’i Adventure
I recently returned from an idyllic trip to Hawaii with my DH, our daughters and my parents. This vaca was a year in the making and it was worth the wait. At the risk of boring you to tears, here … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Hickham Field, Kim Adams, Pamela Clare, Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona, USS Missouri, USS Utah
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Lucky
I’m not Irish–the fam is mostly British on both sides, though we’ve been on this continent since the early 1600′s, which pretty much means they were in deep trouble in the Old Country–but on this day when Boston is still … Continue reading
Tales from the Moleskin
Before I left for Tokyo, my oldest daughter gave me a little “moleskin” notebook. It has a built in map of the city and an invaluable schematic of Tokyo’s two train systems. It also has a number of blank pages … Continue reading
Tokyo, Day One
We hoped to take a guided tour for our first day in Tokyo. Unfortunately all the tour companies were shut down because of a marathon being run through the city. So we decided to strike out on our own. Armed … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
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Flustered, Frazzled, but not yet Freaked
That pretty much describes my state of mind at the moment. It always seems like things pile up in publishing and hit you all at once. It wouldn’t normally be so bad, but right now I’m trying to prepare for … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Publishing Biz, Travel
Tagged Alexandra Hawkins, Cheryl Holt, Grace Burrowes, Heather Snow, Jennifer Ashley, Katharine Ashe, Kris Kennedy, mary jo putney, MOnica Burns, Shana Galen, Tokyo, Vanessa Kelly, Vicky Dreiling, Victoria Alexander, Zoe Archer
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What’s up Wednesday!
As you read this today, I’m on a train bound for New York City. A friend of ours is singing the role of Christine in PHANTOM OF THE OPERA on Broadway, so we’re making a quick trip down to hear … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Travel
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Accidental Adventures
There’s a time for a well-planned vacation and a time to just let the moments flow over you. Despite my post at Brava Authors asking for suggestions on how to spend our long Patriots Day weekend, my DH and I … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
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Packing for RT
On Sunday, I’m heading for the Romantic Times Convention in what I hope will be sunny LA! Since this was the view from my terrace this morning, you can see why gray is not my favorite color right now. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Travel
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Cyber-Spring
One of the loveliest public gardens I’ve ever visited is Butchart Gardens in Victoria, BC. When we lived in Seattle, we took a ferry to the Kitsap Penninsula and met my DH’s brother and sister-in-law for a second ferry across … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Travel
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Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet
When my DH and I were in Amsterdam last month, we encountered a Christmas celebration at the Church of St. Maarten in Utrecht. The picture at the left shows Zwarte Piet, the Dutch equivalent of Santa’s helper. (Behind the garishly … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Movies, History, Travel
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