Pasadena, California (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Paul told me that he was an active member of the Pasadena chapter of CSICOP."

"Thank you very much. Well, that was my speech for the skeptics at Pasadena. But I was never invited to speak there, so I never gave it."

"He lived with his invalid mother in Pasadena."

"Pasadena looked like a city at the bottom of a glass of sour milk."

"don’t forget you have the arraignment for Morton’s daughter next week. This time it’s Pasadena, not downtown."

"Pasadena, CA 1930–2000"

"Rich Pasadena girl hates money. Deliberately left Pasadena millions ’cause of ennui, weariness with money."

"she drove the San Diego to the Harbor, the Harbor up to the Hollywood, the Hollywood to the Golden State, the Santa Monica, the Santa Ana, the Pasadena, the Ventura."

"Strobe lights in Pasadena."

"the coffee table handmade by a Pasadena artist from distressed Mexican pine"

"They reminded Isabel of the children she had cared for in Pasadena when she worked there one summer, boys who knew the abundance of expansive homes with unlocked doors and clutter‐free stretches of hardwood floor that were swept and polished by women like her."

"I drove north across the river, on into Pasadena, through Pasadena and almost at once I was in orange groves."

"We drove off with the baby across Glendale, Eagle Rock, Pasadena, and up into rough, scrubby hills, where Harry or Harold had built his new palace for Loma;"

"… because you’re working for the Pasadena post office for eight hundred and fifty a month…"

"She’d worked past two, waitressing for the lunch crowd at a grill in Pasadena, but she thought she’d get two or maybe three hours in before dinner."

"All was served in the meticulously restored dining room of the professor’s Craftsman bungalow in Pasadena, everything from the double-hung windows, to the art deco chandelier, to the brass hardware of the built-in cabinetry either an original from the early twentieth century or a faithful reproduction."