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Hello Saturday! The forecast is for a high of 19 degrees and sunshine. I’ll take it. 🙂 The Girl is here today… Hooray! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Spend 1 hour cutting out quilt squares Dye some wool Finish bunny kits Chicken quesadillas for linner Unplugged and Read More >>
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Yesterday, for date day, the HH and I checked out the Barn Door Baking Company and Cafe in the town of Damariscotta, Maine. Someone left a comment on the blog a while back about the place and I’m so glad we stopped by because their breakfast biscuits were out of this world delicious! And the Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things Today the HH will fill the rack in the garage with what’s left of this winter’s firewood {pictured above}. Anyone want to guess how long it will last? My bet is we’ll be out of firewood by Valentine’s Day. But what do Read More >>
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77 Canning Recipes In Seasonal Order Have you started thinking about canning season yet? Well, if you’re a super nerd like me and like to plan ahead then you’ve probably already ordered all your garden seeds and have started to make plans for all the delicious fruits and vegetables you’re going to grow this year. Read More >>
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Last summer when food prices were starting to increase like mad, I took the time to stock up on basic food items like flour, sugar, beans, rice, oats, spices and canned goods {including a boatload of chicken and tuna from Costco}. I did this because 1. I’m a bit of a nutter and don’t like Read More >>
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