HiddenEntries (A Wholly Owned Cynthia Publishing Company Subsidiary Blog)

All right, all right, ya’ frankfurter fans! Take it easy! We could not let this Nat’l Hot Dog Day pass without letting you know that a La-La Land culinary (so to speak) institution is back on the scene. Continue reading →

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What? You don’t have a Lamborghini Urus at your house? 

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Nearly 6 p.m. on the West Coast and the current temperature here in at the tippy-top of Upper Nichols Canyon is 81.3°F. Continue reading →

Nat’l Ice Cream Day now. The Best Ice Cream in La-La Land was at the old Gresescent in DTLA. Now, much closer for our purposes and still more than good enough, is the Studio City outpost of McConnell’s, the Southern California creamery founded in 1949 in Santa Barbara. Highly recommended is the Whiskey & Pecan Pralines. Very good. Continue reading →

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Order only if you are not riding with the still-in-use 2021 PARS PLUS update for All-In-One V6.

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(The QR code for the BestLine Racing Society can be found directly below this post. Thank you!)

Just because we’re Gen X and AARP-eligible doesn’t mean we don’t scour the SOcial MEdia platforms in search of what we think might be the next piece of ear-candy to dominate the airwaves of the Youth of America. Today’s new release is fresh, hot and completely infectious. The album is called Emails I Can’t Send, the artist is Sabrina Carpenter and this catchy ditty is called ‘Read Your Mind’. Ladies & gentlemen, Miss Sabrina Carpenter…CARPENTER! Continue reading →

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Hey! How’s that Saratoga meet going for yourself? Continue reading →

And the days dwindle down…

Well, jacaranda-lovers the world over, it’s getting to that time. After the blooms began showing up sometime just before Memorial Day here in sunny Southern California, they are just as surely starting to droop and drop for good after July 4th. Yea, verily, the standard blossoming season encompassing the first two summer holidays is almost over. Continue reading →