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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen It took me nearly all week to get the kitchen primed and ready for paint because of the dark blue paint that was there before, but I finally got that part done. After The Girl heads back {she’s here for Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! I’m so glad you’re here. There is a crispness in the air this morning and that can only mean one thing… Fall is almost here. In another week or two I’ll be back to wearing jeans and love sleeved shirts and not look like a weirdo. I LOVE the cooler weather, and although Read More >>
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Yesterday, after putting another coat of primer on the walls in the kitchen {I’m up to 3 coats so far and I can STILL see bands of blue from where the previous owners painted around their upper cabinets} I harvested another round of tomatoes. 33.1 pounds from the kitchen garden and 36.4 pounds from the Read More >>
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Tomato Ketchup Recipe for Canning The great tomato harvest continues at our place and after making 51 jars of salsa, and a winter’s worth of tomato bruschetta, I’ve moved onto condiments. I would have made a boatload of homemade tomato sauce this year, but we still have plenty in the pantry from last year. If Read More >>
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Last week the HH had an appointment down in Portsmouth, NH. So while he was busy with that, I decided to pop by ALDI to see if there was anything I couldn’t live without {there wasn’t} but also to check out their prices on a few basic things. In the old days I used to Read More >>
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