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After our trip to Fort Williams Park and the Portland Head Light Yesterday we stopped by The Cookie Jar Pastry Shop for donuts. One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Molly suggested the place {and several others in the South Portland/ Cape Elizabeth area} and so of course, we had to pop by and see if Read More >>
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Yesterday morning the HH and I got up early and drove to Fort Williams Park to see the Portland Head Light. If you’ve never been there before {or are planning a trip to Maine this summer}, you’ll want to be sure and add it to your to-do list. Not only is the 90 acre park Read More >>
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Finally, vegetables at last! Being in housing limbo can put a kink in things when you are trying to eat healthy! Finally though, a boatload of fruits and vegetables finally made their way to our plates. I had an appointment near Costco last week and so I popped in and grabbed a few rations. Had Read More >>
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Eat More Fruits and Vegetables I’ve eaten more vegetables than I have in a while and that’s a good thing. Salads seem to be the meal of choice lately. It’s about time! 😉 Visit 24 {new} Bakeries / Coffee Shops A girl can’t survive on salads alone though… So I slipped a donut in Read More >>
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Visiting Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk, Maine is truly an event. The greenhouses, heritage breed chickens and topiaries are my favorite things to visit when I go. The patina on all the pots is always a highlight for me as well. A visit there is like a walk through a well established English garden. In Read More >>
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