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Finding Peace & Tranquility in Nature

Nature can recharge your batteries like no other. And it’s everywhere once you just step outside. It doesn’t matter what time of year it is. It doesn’t even matter if it’s hot or cold, sunny or gloomy. No doubt about it – there’s something calming and tranquil when...

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Crazy for Crescents!

Keep a couple tubes of your favorite plain crescent rolls handy, and you can create some quick snacks, appetizers (for those unexpected guests – or yourself), a pastry for coffee or tea or mini snack or lunch sandwiches. These are all Free-Style recipes, meaning...

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Marvelous Marmalade

Orange Marmalade is underrated. In my home, it’s a pantry staple. You can use it for some fast and easy recipes – and once you start experimenting, you’ll probably come up with a few more of your own. Here are some easy recipes using Orange Marmalade to get you...

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The Tides of Change

There’s an old saying: Everything changes, but everything remains the same. That’s one of those “ponderable” statements. I myself have pondered it many times while sitting outside on my garden prayer bench. In fact, I was out there this morning with my coffee in...

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The Lost Hours by Lynn Tavernier

Hope Philbrick: Young, beautiful, about to be wed. Prominent high society family. Private clubs. Old money. New money. Hope Philbrick: Dead from a fall off a steep rock ledge. Tragic accident. This book wastes no time in pulling you into this taut thriller. By the...

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A Deadly Clue by Victoria Gilbert

Cozy mystery fans will absolutely delight over Victoria Gilbert’s A Deadly Clue, the 3rd in A Hunter and Clewe Mystery series! Cameron Clewe (Cam) is an extremely talented young man with inherited wealth. Fears and phobias hinder his every day life. His social skills...

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