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 | If Our Trip Was A Soap Opera If our trip to the east coast was a cheesy soap opera; this would be the trailer! |
 | Tara Aronson Tara Aronson is the author of "Mrs. Clean Jeans' Housekeeping with Kids" and "Simplify Your Household', a travel and lifestyle journalist, media personality, organizing marvel and single mother of three. Tara regularly appears on nationally syndicated shows/news networks such as CNNfn, "Living it Up with Ali & Jack" and "Soap Talk'. Aronson got her BA in journalism at San Diego State University and, while still in college, landed a reporting job with the San Diego Tribune. Two years later, ... |
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 | Mission San Juan Capistrano , which, built in 1777, is the oldest California building still in use. Its hand-carved wood and gold leaf retablo is more than 400 years old. The Great Stone Church, completed in 1806, was considered the most magnificent chapel on the West Coast. Tragically, in 1812, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake destroyed the church, killing 42 parishioners. Some believe this Mission San Juan Capistrano church is still home to a ghost named Magdalena, who was killed in the rubble. Dubbed the "American ... |
 | Authors@Google: Lauren Weber hand signals out the window of the car rather than using his turning signal, because I think he thinks this way, he preserves the bulb in the light on the car. He also insisted on washing all of our dishes by hand and he didn't use soap. He used cold water and no soap. And eventually we figured this out and realized this was why the knives and forks were usually encrusted with food. You know, my dad is -- you could call him 'compulsively cheap'. So I grew up my whole life trying to figure ... |
