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Hello Saturday. Sunny and 60 is the forecast for today. I’ll take it! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them on out Help the HH put together a new desk Finish latest turkey rug Photograph all my new rug hooking pieces List all new pieces in my Etsy shop tonight at Read More >>
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Finish clearing the front of the property, that was the last thing on my garden to-do list for the year. And yesterday, we made a pretty big dent in it. We had a couple of small pine trees up front between the little white barn and the road that we could see would overtake the Read More >>
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While The Girl and I were in the Cotswolds a few weeks ago, one of our favorite stops for tea was Lucy’s Tea Room in Stow-on-the-Wold. The food and the setting was so charming in fact, that the next time we go to England we already know we want to stay in the village of Read More >>
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On Monday the cabinet guys came and installed the custom panels on both the refrigerator and dishwasher. Now we just need some countertops and an AGA stove and we’ll be all set. The countertops {Churchill soapstone} should be installed by mid November and as for the AGA cooker, the appliance guy said it should be Read More >>
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At What Point Do You Start Growing Wheat? Hypothetically speaking… How much land do you think you’d need to grow your own wheat? Because I think that’s where we’re headed at this point. Basically, my husband has lost his mind. We had another 10 yards of manure delivered the other day to build up the Read More >>
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