As the weather gets cooler and nights are longer, we start looking for new ways to spend time together as a family, now that swimming pools are closed and it’s time to head home from the beach. Autumn is the perfect time to bring out those board games and get those competitive juices flowing. As […]
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A few nights ago I was watching a show with my husband on TV about a chef in a small town and her adventures in bringing a fine dining experience to a small southern town with her new restaurant. The show spent a few minutes in the restaurant kitchen as the chef and her staff
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I read a kind of a hodge-podge of books. There’s not really any rhyme or reason. It’s recommendations from friends, bloggers, or what’s new at the library. I enjoy fiction, but it’s difficult for me to find fiction that stirs me enough to read much anymore. I love non-fiction, personal development especially because I am
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I read a kind of a hodge-podge of books. There’s not really any rhyme or reason. It’s recommendations from friends, bloggers, or what’s new at the library. I enjoy fiction, but it’s difficult for me to find fiction that stirs me enough to read much anymore. I love non-fiction, personal development especially because I am
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Most books I read cover to cover: take some notes, gain some insight, be entertained, or learn something new. But there are a few that I just like to dip my toe in for a page or two just every once in a while and I may not ever read all the way through. These
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I wanted to tell the story of Josh Groban today. He grew up in Los Angeles and was attending the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts where he was studying acting and voice. One day he was called to stand in for an ill Andrea Bocelli to rehearse with Celine Dion a duet
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