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Question of the day: How much do you pay for health insurance? A letter arrived in the mail the other day telling us it’s time to renew our health insurance for 2025. We are self employed. We qualify for ZERO discounts. Every single year the premiums keep going up. To stay on the same plan Read More >>
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I think the best part about living smack in the middle of town is being able to go all out for the holidays. Holiday prep is officially underway at Santa’s workshop, and I’ve been having so much fun with it. The second coat of outdoor paint has been brushed on the lobsters. Now I just Read More >>
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I have to admit, I typically don’t light candles much, except for when the holidays roll around. I think it’s the fact that it gets dark so darn early this time of year, it’s hard to resist that warm glow and cozy vibe candles give off. I used to buy pillar candles, but the past Read More >>
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For date day a few days ago we went to the Maker’s Market at Thompson Point. I’ve been to Thompson’s Point {a cool brick building/venue in downtown Portland, Maine} a couple of times for various events, but this was the HH’s first time. And he was impressed!!! The Maker’s Market occurs numerous times a year Read More >>
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It finally feels like things are slowing down around here. The weather has definitely cooled down, and other than hanging the Christmas lobsters and giant wreaths on the house and barn, all our outdoor projects for the year are OVER. And that feels SO GOOD I can hardly stand it. Simple meals, cozy vibes and Read More >>
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