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Last week I nearly had a heart attack when my husband came home from the store and told me he had to pay $5.59 for a dozen eggs. Wasn’t it just last year that you could find eggs for less than two dollars a dozen? Milk prices had been creeping up too {he paid $5.19 Read More >>
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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen The HH is still having a blast playing with his espresso machine and testing out his lattes on friends and neighbors. As part of his Christmas gift to himself he bought a bunch of different bean varieties and is looking Read More >>
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It’s official. Today has been canceled. You can go back to bed. It’s wet and windy {30 mph winds with 60 mph gusts on the way} and if you ask me, it’s the perfect start to a long and cozy weekend. I don’t know about you, but I’ll be staying in my pajamas all day Read More >>
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A couple of weeks ago the HH and I visited the town of Bath, Maine for the first time and holy cannolis people, I don’t know why we didn’t make the trip sooner. Bath, Maine has a wonderful historic walking downtown area filled with specialty shops, cafe’s, restaurants and there is even an Italian bakery Read More >>
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Yesterday as my husband was leaving to go run errands, I asked him if he would mind stopping by the store to pick up a gallon of milk and a dozen eggs. He did. As he was taking the carton of eggs out of the bag when he got home I asked him how much Read More >>
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