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Can someone please tell me why are greeting cards so expensive? Seriously, a little ink on a piece of paper, {that’s been printed thousands of times over} maybe some glitter and an envelope? I don’t get it. Now a single handmade card, or a cool letterpress card that’s being made one at a time Read More >>
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Mid-Coast Maine – Planting Zone 6a – Early January Last night I pulled out my bin of seeds for this year’s vegetable garden and set the onions, leeks and artichokes aside. A nice little snow storm is in the forecast for tomorrow so I think I’ll wait until then to hook up the grow lights Read More >>
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When I was writing up my goals for 2022, one of the things I wanted to make sure we {okay, I} do this year is GET OUT OF THE HOUSE more. 🙂 I’ll admit, I’m a bit of a happy hermit… sitting at home, working on craft projects, tending the garden and baking pies. And Read More >>
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Ginger Pear Jam One of my goals this year is to fill my new canning cupboard will home preserved goodness. And even though the new canning cupboard isn’t set to arrive until some time in March, it isn’t going to stop me from taking advantage of produce deals if I happen to come across them Read More >>
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I always like to start the new year off with some sort of food challenge. And over the past few weeks as I was gearing up for another year {my 13th!} of writing this blog, I began to wonder if it would be possible to not only spend just $100 a month for groceries in 2022, Read More >>
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