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Americanization Teachers: Lillian in the Doorway and 1920s Lore Part Two
What drove me to write the 1924 romance novel Lillian in the Doorway? I won’t talk of the progression of interests that brought me to write about women living in boardinghouses far from home, hoping to find love. Each woman had left home for … Continue reading
Bottled Harmony
For harmony is as precious as the anointing oil that was poured over Aaron’s head, that ran down his beard and onto the border of his robe. Years ago, I decided to ease into reducing my ecological footprint by choosing … Continue reading
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Tagged Abishag, balsamic, blackberry, dexter cows, ecological footprint, environment, Fullerton, harmony, health, Mediterranean, mindful, olive oil, Taste it, Temecula, Temecula Olive Oil, unity, We Olive
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