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If we aren’t having a full on adventure day, then this is what a typical day looks like around the house for me these days. I thought it might be fun to document how absolutely out of control the craft situation is at our house right now. To say my projects have taken over the Read More >>
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Winter recipes are often different around our house than recipes we make in the summer or spring. With rain and wind {up to 30 mph} in the forecast for today, it seems like the perfect excuse to stay in my pj’s, work on a hooked rug all day, and cook a warm and savory meal Read More >>
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For date day last week, we headed out early so we could spend the day exploring the towns of Cushing, Port Clyde, St. George and Rockland, Maine. After watching the Andrew Wyeth documentary last month, I’ve been a little fixated on the area and wanted to see if it was as beautiful in person, as Read More >>
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Zoë’s Old Fashioned Coconut Cream Pie So. My friend Zoë pretty much has the BEST dessert recipes on the planet earth. It’s probably because all the recipes have been passed down from family members, and because they’re always made with REAL ingredients. This recipe for Zoë’s coconut cream pie is no different. A few months Read More >>
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Hannaford $19.25 I must be getting old because $4+ for a bag of grapes seems high {even if they were on sale}. $4 a pint for ice cream though…. totally reasonable. Costco $44 Thank goodness for Costco eye exams and inexpensive lenses. And enough common sense to walk into the store without a cart. Nothing Read More >>
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