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Hello Saturday. I’ve been on the hunt for a dumb tv for a while now and yesterday I finally found one. It weighed 10,000 pounds and the HH sorta flipped out when I brought it home and he had to haul it into the house. I only wanted it to play dvd’s while I was Read More >>
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Putting The Garden To Bed for the last two projects on my gardening list for this year was to plant the garlic in the kitchen garden and to get the daffodil bulbs planted out front somewhere. It was such a nice day though, I ended up spending more time outside than I had planned. Which Read More >>
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When we were in England and staying at the Doc Martin Cottage, one of the {many} quirky things that caught our eye was the microwave. Specifically the buttons on the microwave. Here in America, typically the buttons on the microwave will be something like beverage, popcorn, vegetable, baked potato, defrost and reheat. But across the Read More >>
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On monday I made Mrs. C’s Pot Roast for dinner and last night I used the leftover pot roast to make the most glorious puff pastry beef pot pie. It’s the best one I’ve ever made and I knew I just had to share the recipe. Comfort food, you just can’t beat it. Especially on Read More >>
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On Sunday The Duck Lady and I ventured out and into the big city to check out the Maker’s Market at Thompson Point.Fall foliage is in full swing here in Maine and all the color and leaves along the road were stunning. I had assumed the Maker’s Market would be packed with arts and crafts Read More >>
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