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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love The snuggle puggle has been more clingy lately and following us from room to room and all she want’s to do is cuddle with the HH which is so very sweet. Miss Lucy, she just has the kindest soul. How Read More >>
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Hello and happy Saturday! On the agenda for today: Pull weeds for 2 hours Work on turkey rug {I’m just a weeeee bit behind} Dye wool A short list. Can you believe it? Here’s hoping your to-do list is a small one today too. 🙂 Have a great weekend everyone, a try and stay out Read More >>
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Yesterday I went to Target for the first time in 18 months and let me just tell you… I am not missing anything. Mrs. HB if you are reading this I just want you to know I think about you all the time…. Even when I’m out and about and see something totally ridiculous in Read More >>
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The HH and I drove to Rhode Island a couple of weeks ago and one of the stops along our way was the Rough Point Museum in Newport, Rhode Island. As I mentioned in my first post about the Kitchen Garden at Rough Point the mansion was formerly the summer “cottage” of high society peeps Read More >>
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Last summer was a bit of a tough one for me. We had moved in right at the tail end of winter and just as I had gotten the last box unpacked, it was time to get a vegetable bed installed. Spring, it comes on pretty quick around here, and just when it seems like Read More >>
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