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Frumpy Middle-aged Mom is Marla Jo Fisher of the Orange County Register, whose comic tales of motherhood are published in newspapers and online around the U.S.
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10 international book series that transport readers without leaving home Original

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By Marla Jo Fisher Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Do you love traveling to exotic destinations? New things to explore around every turn? Me, too. But here’s the bad news: Airfare prices are soaring even as we speak, grounding those of us who aren’t Bill Gates. But here’s the good news: Readers can still enjoy these thrills just by sitting in their armchairs and opening a book.
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How to borrow free hiking kits and free state parks passes Original

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By Marla Jo Fisher Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Did you know you can check out a free pass to visit one or more California state parks — and also borrow a hiking backpack full of stuff like binoculars, flashlight, compass, field guides and more? Such a deal, right? These are available at more than 200 libraries around the state. All you need is a library card, which you can get for free. The kit includes a hangtag giving you free admission to most state parks, plus the filled backpack. You can borrow it for free for one to three weeks.
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24 places to see a free movie in August Original

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By Marla Jo Fisher Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Who doesn’t like to go to the movies? And it’s even better when they’re free. Whether you’re huddling indoors in the air conditioning or sprawling outside at the beach or in a park, here are places you can see some good flicks. For free. Have fun out there. And save us some popcorn. Aug. 1 — Sherman Oaks: See “Wicked for Good,” part two of the Wicked series, at 2 p.m. at the Sherman Oaks branch library, 14245 Moorpark St., Sherman Oaks. lapl.org/events/sherman-oaks-movie-wicked-good Aug.
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