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Well, I don’t know what’s going on at your house, but at our place we have pretty much given up on any sort of meal or menu planning this summer. Most days, it’s either too hot to cook or we have been so busy with house and art projects that by the end of the Read More >>
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My 14 Goals for 2020 Goal #1 – Take Full Advantage of Having My Husband Home 24/7 Husbands who cook are pretty awesome. Even if they have their own special way of opening cans. 😉 Goal #2 – Take Better Care of Myself. Lot’s of beach walks this week and I collected enough small pieces Read More >>
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Hello Saturday, On the agenda for today: Clear off kitchen table List wool bundles on Etsy Pick peas Buy more strawberries at the farmstand {I hope it’s open} Make pesto. Or rather pick basil leaves so the HH can make pesto. 🙂 Paint the medicine cabinet in the bathroom Watch Sleepless in Seattle {It’s on Read More >>
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Well, the good news is, everything in the garden is growing like mad. The birds are chirping, the bees are buzzing and Miss Lucy is rolling around in the freshly cut grass like a total crazy. Life is good here in Maine. Even if we’re gearing up for another heatwave. Or maybe it’s not really Read More >>
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I remember when we first moved to New England from Washington State a little over two years ago and being shocked at the amount of seasonal ice cream stands and clam shacks everywhere. I mean really, how was it possible to not only own a building, but to have a business in that building only Read More >>
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