Big online companies are engaged in some creepy business. They track everything you do on their site. Then they follow you around the internet and track the things you do on other sites.
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I have always read avidly, as much as my time permitted. Libraries are invaluable because I couldn’t afford my reading habit without them. My husband gave me a Nook Color e-reader for Christmas 2010. I was skeptical when I opened the box. I wasn’t sure I wanted to switch to e-books. But overnight, I was
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Over the past year, I have read advice about how to help combat racism and inequality. Most recommendations involve educating oneself about the minority experience by reading, asking questions, and listening with an open mind, rather than relying on prior-held beliefs. Daily life for me includes writing mysteries. Using diverse characters in my books without
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My youngest daughter and I flew to Portland, Maine and drove back to Kansas City this fall. Of course, it couldn’t be a true adventure without some adversity! It was the weekend that Southwest Airlines cancelled something like 2400 flights nationwide due to resistance to a COVID vaccine mandate. All the pilots called in sick,
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