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I’ll get to my November meal plan in a second. But first things first. Did you get any trick or treaters last night? We got a few and they were all fun and chatty and excited about Halloween. Not a single one of them was shy and they all seemed to be really excited about Read More >>
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Mr. Snow – pattern by Mavis Butterfield Due to moving and setting up a new garden and workspace, I haven’t been able to get as many rugs hooked this year as I had planned. But now that things have seemed to calm down, I’m back at it again. Mostly hooking at night. I’m really enjoying Read More >>
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Yesterday I made the most delicious thing for lunch, roasted Brussels sprouts with blue cheese crumbles and balsamic glaze. It was so tasty, that when we woke up this morning, it was the first thing we talked about. And that my friends, is how you know you have a winning meal on your hands. When Read More >>
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On Sunday I stopped by the The History of Maine rug hooking exhibit at the Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk. It’s no big secret around here that I LOVE rug hooking so of course I had to go check it out. I also want to see the exhibit because my friend Lisanne Miller {of W. Read More >>
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Yesterday we went to Kiln Guy and the Chef’s house for linner. We haven’t been to their place in a while so it was nice to see how their house is coming along. Kind of like us, they always seem to be in the middle of some sort of home improvement project. This time around Read More >>
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