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Have a great weekend everyone. Enjoy your running water, your stove and your countertops. 🙂 We’ll just be here, you know, waiting for the kitchen to be put back together again. Or rather, the HH will be here. I’ve got other plans. 😉 Peace Out. ~Mavis
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I keep meaning to tell you about The Causeway At The Craignair Inn! We met up there for Sunday brunch last month with our neighbors from our old neighborhood and loved the place so much, the HH and I are looking forward to going back this winter for a special date day. The Causeway is Read More >>
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End of September Gardening in Coastal Maine. And just like that… the growing season is over in the religious family sized plot. I don’t know whether to be happy or sad about that but with all the home canned goodness on our pantry shelves, at least I know pretty much everything we grew this year Read More >>
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So basically, if you’re looking for the best recipe for apple pie filling for home canning, you’ve come to the right spot. Yep, it’s that good. Seriously, this recipe is a winner! Homemade apple pies are one of my favorite things on the planet earth. And I certainly love not having to run to the Read More >>
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It was another fantastic week in the food department here at Camp Butterfield and although I should probably be a little worried that I only have $91.11 left in our grocery budget for the year… I’m totally not. As a rule, I like to stay away from the stores {and any sort of shopping in Read More >>
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