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Stay Healthy! T’was a good week for staying out of trouble. I walked Lucy, played in the yard and ate pretty well. The endocrinologist upped my levothyroxine dose from 100 mcg to 125 mcg because of my bloodwork and so far {I started taking the higher dose on Wednesday} I don’t feel any different. Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Unload the kiln Pack up orders and ship them on out Paint Pull at least 50 bricks out of the garden area Make a big salad for dinner Work on whale rug How about YOU? What’s on YOUR list for today? Anything exciting? Have a wonderful weekend, ~Mavis Read More >>
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Last week One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Peg left a comment about a movie called Maudie. Peg said she watched it three times in 48 hours and so with that kind of recommendation, of course I had to check it out. The movie Maudie is based on the true story of folk artist Maud Read More >>
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I’ll admit, gardening in Maine in late March isn’t the most exciting thing I’ve ever done. But as the weather continues to teeter totter between freezing temps and the spring thaw, it’s getting us out of the house and into the yard, so that’s a good thing. Clearing garden beds of brush and trimming tree Read More >>
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Back when we lived in Washington state, my all time favorite greenhouse/nursery was Watson’s Greenhouse and Nursery in Puyallup, Washington. The place was HUGE, and it had every plant imaginable and was open year round. Annuals, perennials, fruit trees, shrubs, they had it all. I loved going there and sorely missed the place when we Read More >>
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