Travel Dress for Women — Choose the Right One

A travel dress for women is a challenging purchase. It’s not something you’d forget, but it might be hard to find in your closet. The normal problems of packing, such as you’re going hiking and you didn’t bring hiking boots, swimming and you forgot a swimsuit, are behind us I hope. I remember one time

Fashion, Lifestyle
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People who wanted to write books 

I woke up from a nap on my chaise lounge during an uneventful day off which included reading parts of books by such luminaries as Joan Didion, Steven Kotler, Allissa Wilkinson. I opened my eyes and looked out the plate glass window into the garden. Then I realized, with a strange reflective focus, that my

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What Does it Take to Climb Mount Fuji Japan?

First of all, for our planned climb, here are  basic stats on the Mt. Fuji Yoshida trail from the 5th station. Elevation gain: 5,200 feet. Trail length: 11.5 miles, with the first four miles encompassing the entire elevation gain and the last 7 and a half being downhill. The idea came from my daughter who’s

Hiking, Lifestyle, Travel
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Book Review: The Man Who Knew Too Much by G.K. Chesterton

“Believe me, you never know the best about men till you know the worst about them.” — Horne Fisher, the sleuth of The Man Who Knew Too Much   These are mystery stories, eight of them, deeply immersed in the world of Edwardian England. The stories are atmospheric. They present between the lines a picture

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Book Review: How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie

  My copy of How To Stop Worrying and Start Living is quite old now. The printing date is 1984. I can’t remember who gave it to me or if I bought it myself. But when you look at the outlined pages of my copy one thing is clear. As a young woman, I went through

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