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Hello Saturday. Sunny and a high of 51 is in the the forecast for today. Hey, that works for me. 🙂 On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Transplant all my pepper and tomato plants {150!} Take pictures of wool bundles and list them on Etsy tonight at 6pm Continue Read More >>
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The weather has been so nice here lately in Mid-Coast Maine that the HH and I have been working outside practically every day this week. We’re a bit sore, and move a little a little slower, but it feels SO GOOD to be outside again after basically being cooped up indoors all winter. More of Read More >>
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I stopped by the store yesterday for a half gallon of milk {the price went up 10% from the last time I bought it, which was just 2 weeks ago, surprise, surprise} and was shocked to see that butter… the Land o Lakes brand AND the store brand of butter were both $5.99 a pound. Read More >>
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Last night I glanced over to see what the HH was looking at on his computer and noticed he was on the Craig’s List “Free” page for Maine. I just rolled my eyes and was starting to look away when something caught my eye. 3 pallets of used burlap coffee bags. “Hey! Someone could make Read More >>
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Our garden soil was delivered yesterday to the tune of $50 a yard! FIFTY DOLLARS. Can you believe it? I think the most we paid for “garden” soil back when we lived in Washington was $28 a yard {and we had to go get it ourselves}. And while “garden soil” is the good stuff Read More >>
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