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So. I’ve been watching the greatest movie of all time {Hoosiers} for over 30+ years now {I starting watching it on DVD in highschool and have burned through 2 DVD’s in adulthood so when I say that I’ve been watching it for 30+ years now, what I really mean is that I’ve probably seen the Read More >>
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Yesterday morning the Duck Lady sent me a text wanting to know if I wanted her extra celery {she grew 80+ this year!} and green onions and so of course I ran over there with containers so I could swoop them up. When I got there she was out in her {massive, obviously religious commune Read More >>
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Yesterday I attempted to make my favorite Dutch oven crusty bread in the air fryer. It wasn’t until my third attempt that I felt like I had finally gotten it down and realized that while technically you can make bread in an air fryer, I don’t think it will never have the same light and Read More >>
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Favorite Blueberry Recipes Blueberry season has arrived here in Maine and you can’t help but see little pop up stands all along the roadside filled with little pint boxes of blueberries everywhere as you head into town. Seriously, I think there must be a bumper crop this year because it seems like everyone has extra Read More >>
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We spent a whopping $1.50 on groceries this past week so that means as of this morning, we’ve spent $1001.37 on groceries for this year. That leaves us with only $198.63 left in our grocery budget for 2022 if we’re going to stay on track and only spend an average of $100 a month on Read More >>
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