Join Mavis Butterfield for vegetable gardening and canning tips, easy recipes, and saving money strategies (Rug hooking, too!). Simple living at its best!
One of my goals for this year was to make 10 “things” from the back issues of magazines I have collected and have been hanging onto for the last few years and well, as it stands, I am 0 for 10 for the year. BUT… there are still 12 days left so I’m still in Read More >>
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This is the ONE DEAL I look forward to every year on Amazon around the holidays and Mother’s Day and finally, the Tea Forte sets are on sale today! The Girl, My Mother and I all LOVE these teas {and the infuser cups too} and they are such a welcome treat for any tea lover. Read More >>
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The HH and I were out running errands the other day when we noticed a sign along the highway for Maple’s Bakery and Cafe in Yarmouth, Maine. There was something about the sign that made us turn around and go back to check it out. The unassuming sign on the side of their building, it Read More >>
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I’m not a huge fan of really spicy foods. I like a little kick, but if a dish is too hot, I think it overwhelms the flavor of the food and also sets my tongue on fire {which I’m not a fan of!}. So I don’t often make kung pao chicken, because in my mind Read More >>
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Small loaf of sourdough $6.00 + $3.75 for a baguette a few days later from our local bakery. I love the fact that I can walk down the street whenever I feel like it and buy real bread from the people who made it. It makes me happy to hand my $6 over the counter. Read More >>
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