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Go On A Solo Adventure. Mostly, I am crazy excited about my solo adventure. Like 98% excited about it. The other 2% is nervous energy about things out of my control and decisions that will have to be made at the last minute on the fly. And that’s all I have to say about that. Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! We got snow. About 3 inches I think. Not a lot {for Maine standards} but just enough for it to look like a winter wonderland so I’ll take it. On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Take the puggle princess for a walk in the snow Photograph all Read More >>
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The HH has had his fancy espresso machine for about a month now and well, let’s just say he still hasn’t quite figured out the whole latte foam thing. Or rather, he knows how to make the foam… he just doesn’t know how to pour it. He’s tried… many times, but for some reason, just Read More >>
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Yesterday for date day {the HH and I plan on going on at least dates 26 this year} we went to the Thomaston Cafe in Thomaston, Maine for lunch. Some friends of ours kept going on about how good the food was there and so we finally decided to stop in and check the place Read More >>
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One of my goals last year was to be able to pay for all my grocery store purchases by earning that money back by selling totally random things I had collected on my walks along the beaches surrounding our home or just from our walks in general. And well, a lot of other projects sort Read More >>
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