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One woman's fragments of a bi-coastal life

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  • Fairy Tales Can Come True, It Can Happen to You
  • RIP, Sir Roger Moore
  • Beverly Hills Cop, Part 1
  • No Livestock Allowed or Nina Meets the Leader of the Free World
  • Truth is a beautiful, terrible thing.
  • No, Actually I Am Not Related to the Collyer Brothers.
  • I Doubt that Shakespeare Ate French Fry Sandwiches
  • Some Day, Some Day
  • I Think There is a Bench Warrant Open for Me in Massachusetts
  • Is It Summer, Yet?
  • I Loved You when I Was a Little Girl.
  • Thomas Wolfe Was Right
  • Don’t Come On-A My House, Little Girl
  • Never Mess with a Woman with a Migraine
  • You and Me – Memories of My Grandfather
  • When You Hear Hoof Beats, It Must Be Zebras
  • Greetings from Hell, New Jersey
  • And to All, a Good Night.
  • We Don’t Need Any More Furniture.
  • Christmas, 1994, Manele Bay, Lanai, Hawaii   
  • Living in the Heart of the English Eccentrics
  • City Mouse Gets a Tractor
  • A Night on the Town with Jack, Nicol, and Rory
  • Be Careful What You Wish For
  • In a Jam, Preferably Strawberry, and Homemade, Please
  • See him? I Hit Him, Didn’t I?
  • Regrets? I’ve Had a Few
  • And Here’s to You, Mrs. Malaprop
  • I Dreamed I Married Paul Drake
  • You Know Where the Bus Stop Is.
  • The Longer I Live, the Less I Understand
  • Some Really Do Like it Hot
  • Robin and Karen’s New Beginning (Fiction)
  • To Siena, With Love
  • The Morning of the Manny Hanny Guy
  • Keds Hanging on the Line
  • Who Says it Never Rains in Southern California?
  • Charlie and Me – A Life with Dickens
  • Cannery Row
  • Paradise Cove
  • The Lodge at Koele, Christmas, 1992
  • “Oh, honey! My first Hollywood premiere!”
  • Indiana and All Points West
  • My Afternoon With the Cowardly Lion
  • The Miracle of Venice
  • Jarndyce and Jarndyce in the Empire State
  • The Smell of Jasmine
  • Roses and the Snow
  • The Mummy’s Revenge
  • The Unparallelled Wisdom of Women

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