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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Take a nice walk with Lucy Clean up the dining room {it looks like a craft bomb went off in there} Draw out patterns Make salmon and broccoli for dinner. Maybe some rice too. Continue watching Mad Men season 6 Read Read More >>
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I’ve been feeling anxious the past few days. Anxious because everyday I’d look out the kitchen window and see the snow had melted just a little bit more. Anxious because the weather is starting to warm up. Anxious because I know it’s getting close to go time. Anxious because other than knowing I wanted to Read More >>
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UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed. 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 Read More >>
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The Girl is here visiting for a few days and so yesterday we woke up super early and headed out on a mini adventure. Well, The Girl and I did, the HH and Lucy stayed behind with a list of projects to work on while we were away. 😉 Our first stop was Dot’s Market Read More >>
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Got a little extra ham in the freezer, or perhaps you’ll be cooking a ham this Easter and know you’ll have leftovers? Well if so, this recipe is for you. This recipe for white beans and ham couldn’t be easier. Basically soak the beans overnight, drain and then throw all the rest of the ingredients Read More >>
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