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Quote of the Day “One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and be understood.” ~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca Hey! My computer is working today….Sweet. 😉 The HH ordered me a new one last night {I forgot to ask what kind} and he said it should be here early next week. Read More >>
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Yesterday we took my parents to Fox’s Lobster House on York Beach, in Maine. The seafood restaurant is located directly across from the Nubble Lighthouse and we thought it would be the perfect spot to take them for that quintessential New England lobster feast. After all, you don’t come to Maine to skip the lobster, Read More >>
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Ahhh September. You have my heart. Last week a neighbor stopped by to introduce herself and to gift us a beautiful hanging flower basket for our front door. The neighbor had planted a ton of hanging baskets in the spring for a backyard wedding they had just hosted at their home a few weeks ago Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “I prefer listening to talking, reading to socializing, and cozy chats to group settings.” ~ Susan Cain Hello Wednesday! Last night was the first night in about 10 day that I was able to get more than 5 hours of sleep and man oh man did it feel good! 6 1/2 hours Read More >>
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Years ago, everyone had a root cellar and because of that, storing produce was fairly simple. While root cellars have gone the way of the dinosaur, you can still store your fruits and veggies so they will last for many months, but you need to know what conditions each items stores best in. Here is Read More >>
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