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If it’s possible to be in love with a french pastry shop that’s not actually in France…. I am. While visiting the charming town of Portsmouth, New Hampshire last week, The Girl and I popped in to La Maison Navarre not once, but twice during our stay. The menu is pretty straightforward… Coffee, tea, fine pastries, Read More >>
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I’ve raised two kids, and through the years, I cant even tell you how many times I’ve wiped dirt off faces or begged filthy children to wash their little hands. It was like a constant battle to keep them even remotely clean. Turns out, it might have all been in vain! Brett Finlay is a Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Strong hope is a much greater stimulant of life than any single realized joy could be.” Friedrich Nietzsche Hello thursday! What’s on YOUR to-do list for today? I plan on working on some sunflowers for my Etsy shop and whipping up a double batch of Louisiana Red Beans and Rice {one for Read More >>
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I’ve had a jar of dried figs sitting in my pantry for the last two years and didn’t have a clue what I was supposed to do with it until I ate that delicious fig cookie in Boston last week. I didn’t trust myself to make fig cookies so I opted to whip up a Read More >>
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Last year the best purchase I made by far, was spending $3.30 at our public library. True, I was paying the fines for the overdue books I had borrowed, but when I compare that to the retail price of the 219 books I was able to borrow, WOWZA! I saved a TON! And books are Read More >>
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