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Snow is in the forecast {again} and that means Crockpot soups and homemade bread will be on the menu this weekend and you know what? I couldn’t be more excited. Winter. In Maine. I LOVE it! 🙂 Yesterday I whipped up a loaf of our favorite no knead Dutch oven crusty bread, only this time Read More >>
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Sometimes I seriously wonder if the peeps who slap stickers onto things ever stop to think what a pain it is to get them off. The good news is that you really can usually remove those stubborn little stickers from about any surface, so long as you know the tricks of the trade…and in some Read More >>
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UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed. Yesterday was sort of a snow globe kind of day. We woke up to several inches of snow on the ground and it just kept on coming until around noon. It was lovely and peaceful and since I’m not the one in charge of shoveling snow around here, I Read More >>
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One of our major goals this year is to remodel the kitchen. The cabinet layout is a bit quirky and dated and the dark blue walls don’t really give off the light and airy, cool and calm vibe we’re after and so we’ve got plans to do something about that. And even though we won’t Read More >>
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This past week was another inexpensive one with only $7.57 spent at the store. We now have $8.04 left in our grocery budget for the rest of the month, and you know what? I think we’ll be fine. We bought a bunch of fruits and vegetables at the start of the month, and we still Read More >>
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