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Katie for Haiti

by Denise // 5 February, 2010 // Comments off
Often times when tragedy strikes others, those with the capability to land a hand feel helpless. With each image of despair and destruction from Haiti, many around the world wonder how to help this poor nation. As buildings continue to... Continue reading →

Musical Monday: To Sir, With Love

by Denise // 1 February, 2010 // Comments off
This Friday, my dad turns 70.  It’s hard to comprehend my dad being that old, but I feel blessed to enjoy another year with him.   My dad, Horatio Alban Mestanza, loves to share stories about growing up in Washington... Continue reading →

My Girls at Gasparilla

by Denise // 29 January, 2010 // Comments off
Since the early 1900’s, Tampa residents have been invaded by the mythical pirate Jose Gaspar and his krewe.  The invasion, now known as Gasparilla, has grown since its beginning days into a variety of parades, numerous festivals and several races.... Continue reading →

A Hidden Gem

by Denise // 22 January, 2010 // Comments off
After our visit at Black Bear Books, Allana begged us to take her to Doc’s Rocks Gem Mine the following day and we happily obliged.   However, before Ms Walker’s (owner of Black Bear Books) recommendation of Doc’s Rocks Gem... Continue reading →

Black Bear, Black Bear, What Do You Read?

by Denise // 15 January, 2010 // Comments off
Stumbling upon quaint mom and pop shops makes visiting small towns a real treat and Black Bear Books in Boone, North Carolina is no exception.   After freezing our snowballs off snow tubing, Allan and I decided to warm up... Continue reading →

30 Days of Giving

by Denise // 10 November, 2009 // Comments off
The other day, a friend on Facebook shared in her status update how she would be spending the month of November.  For the next 30 days, she and her family would demonstrate acts of giving, which had been inspired by... Continue reading →

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