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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things I think I’m going to bust out my suitcase and take it into every store I go into from now on. Because seriously, the prices on things these days {food especially} is getting a little nuts. It feels like I’m stuck at Read More >>
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I woke up this morning craving for my favorite strawberry recipes so I think a trip to the local farmstand is going to be on my list for today. The only tough decision is should I get 1 flat or 2. 🙂 My number 1 all time favorite way to use strawberries is in this Read More >>
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Yesterday we harvested our first head of lettuce from the garden. 🙂 This year we’re growing the little gem romaine variety in the kitchen garden area between 2 rows of sweet peppers. This is my small way to start Late June Gardening in Coastal Maine – Planting Zone 6a. While I really like using romaine Read More >>
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For date day last week the HH and I headed to Belfast, Maine for the annual Arts in the Park event. I don’t know how I stumbled across this event online, but I’m so glad I did! It was nice to set our gardening chores aside and get away for a few hours and enjoy Read More >>
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This past week started off pretty boring in the food department. Just like last week, most of our days were spent outside working in the garden or stacking wood so the majority of our meals were quick and easy ones. Having staples on hand like beans, rice and canned items sure makes life a lot Read More >>
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