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Nothing fazes Catalina, age 6. Last December, while she and her mother were setting up their Mexican clay nativity scene for the Christmas season, she noticed that the cow figurine in the manger had lost its head and was beyond repair. Being the enterprising child that she is, she quickly rummaged through her toy chest and found a substitute—a plastic shark in attack mode—and placed it alongside St. Joseph. When I noticed and commented (politely) about the ‘unusual’ addition to the crèche scene,… Continue

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My bathroom needs a new toilet seat.
Sitting on a cracked seat can get mighty painful if your bottom gets pinched in between the crack (I can sorely attest to that). My son has fixed the problem by taping around it with duct tape (his standards are not very high). The dark silver strip holding it together ja… Continue

Diablo is sitting on a trailer under the shade of a lychee tree, victim of the economy and old age. The paint is faded, the stays are rusted, the keel needs to be de-barnacled, and the club membership and mooring are luxuries which have become temporarily unaffordable.
Gone are the glory days sailing the… Continue

Every Sunday night at 9:00 I watch DROP DEAD DIVA on Lifetime. The story centers around a gorgeous and not too-brainy blonde, Deb, who has a fatal accident and comes back in the body of a plus-sized, brilliant attorney called Jane. To complicate matters, Deb’s lawyer boyfriend, Jackson, works in the same firm as Jane.

In the last scene of last week’s episode, Jane goes to a fancy restaurant expecting to dine with three others--her date, a co-worker Kim (who is Jackson’s date) and Jackson. When… Continue