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Mrs. HB flew into our little airport on Wednesday night and we greeted her with an ice cold diet coke {her favorite beverage} when we got to the car. I say we, because the HH was the chauffeur. I dislike driving immensely, have I told you that before? We stayed up really late {10:30!} yakking away Read More >>
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One of my goals for this year is to discover 12 {new to me} Maine businesses and tell you about them on the blog. With so many makers and unique small businesses here in Maine, I’d love to be able to give them a little shout out and share them with you as I come Read More >>
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I’m so excited! In a few hours Mrs. HB will be headed to the airport to hop a flight to Maine. Last night as she was out watering she sent me a bunch of pictures of her garden and I just had to share. Everything is so green and lush and bursting with color back Read More >>
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The good news is, the HH created a new brick path for the garden yesterday. The bad news is we are both super sore from moving bricks from one spot in the garden to the other. BUT it’s done! We have a proper walkway and now I have yet another home improvement project I can Read More >>
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It was a great week in the food department! Monday started off with homemade tortillas stuffed with leftover steak tips and all the fixings. Then, the next day we had a simple bean soup with the rest of the steak tips. Necessary rations from the general store. $11.27 {Costco canned} chicken salad with chopped Read More >>
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