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Snow in Phoenix? Not allowed…
Flying to Phoenix the other day, this notice stopped me dead in my tracks at security. I had to throw away all my snow globes… But I did feel a lot safer, of course…
Posted in humor, Travel
Tagged airport security, humor, Phoenix, photography, snow globes, travel
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Time for the Christmas edition of this blog…
When I first started writing this “Christmas” letter it started “It’s November, and…. Then it morphed into “It’s December and…” Fact is, you’ve probably noticed that, in fact, “It’s January and…although I’m sitting here looking at a deceptively placid and … Continue reading
A Little Corner for Me, Please?
We’re going traveling next week, and I’m looking forward to it, really I am. My husband and I, and few close friends, plus a few strangers, will be staying at lovely hotels in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and just for good … Continue reading

Jabba the Hut Beats Irene
I’m still running into people I haven’t seen since Hurricane Irene came through, and the opening remark is, inevitably, “Any damage from the storm?” I’ve been gratefully waving off this question with the truth – our house in Fairfield was … Continue reading →