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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen The electrician came a few days ago and finished up his work in the kitchen {hooray!}. The next step is to have the HH repair all the holes {drywall, tape, mud} and to remove the wood backsplash along the back Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! Sunny and a high of 75 today here in Maine. 🙂 So hot, but not too hot. On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them on out Unload the kiln {I made a batch of super cute mini ornaments!} Can another batch of salsa Get broccoli planted in the Read More >>
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Tomato season has finally arrived here in Maine and holy cannolis people, it’s AWESOME. 🙂 Lucy and I harvested over 50 pounds of {mostly} Roma and San Marzano tomatoes yesterday and as soon as I get my Etsy orders out this morning I’ll be starting up the outdoor camp stove and canning some salsa. The Read More >>
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One of my favorite parts about living in Maine, is all the roadside stands and quirky small businesses that seem to thrive here. It could be someone selling lobsters off their dock, cheesecake slices out of their garage, mittens off a picnic table on their front porch, fig filled pastries at the end of their Read More >>
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I know, right? Why would anyone want to know how to dehydrate zucchini. But seriously, what if the world comes to an end? At least you’ll have something to bring to the stone soup party. 😉 I love gardening, and I love preserving food {canning, freezing, dehydrating} so when I sat down to plan our Read More >>
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