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Remembering Clara… What a great jumping off point for a poem or a short work of fiction. It gets even more interesting when you see the rest of the line… What great names, and loved enough for family or friends to immortalize them on the Fishing pier at Flagler…
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In Disney parks, a lot of things are make believe. But the sun setting at Epcot was very real. As was the food and the people and the friends we came with and the friends we met at the park. All real! Epcot Park, Disney World, Florida.…
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And the beat goes on…. Thanks to the fabulous and creative, Karen and Grover!!
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It's a balmy day here in St. Augustine, and they tell me it's Christmas Eve! A light rain created the scent of spring through the window and yet… there are lights everywhere and places to go and presents to wrap and friends to cheer… so it must be Christmas! Have a…
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Making friends at any age is a gift and a blessing. Sharing your toys and time is a bonus. The connection, the friendliness, the love, is all. St. Augustine Beach, a close encounter with a generous Oriole's fan at the beach on a beautiful warm…
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Although the Winter Solstice marks the longest night of the year, it is a celebration of light. It's the birthday of the sun. Our red star turns his warm face back to earth once again and like the ancients, we are assured that there will be another spring and another harvest and…
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A pink flamingo on top of a makeshift Christmas tree, wearing a set of miniature pearls. Christmas is such a mixed bag of tricks, and then it's over! Doing something fun with the people you love seems to be the very best thing to do. May you find…
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What are you baking for the Holidays? At the pool in Cocoa Beach, after a week of rain in St. Augustine! (Summer,2008) My perennial favorite, from December 2011, Laine's Blog.
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…under the pier. Some of us can't even fit under the pier, but others lead us there… Aden under the St. Augustine Beach Pier that more than once upon a time had water under it and will probably soon again, if the ocean has…
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Who doesn't like staring into a warm fire on a cold night? Drawn into the magic of dancing light and heat and the crackling sounds, it is difficult to concentrate on the conversations around you, and the one in your head is more like a dream – a dream that humans have…
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