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First of all, peanut butter on a Ritz is pretty much the best snack ever. Peanutty, salty, a little crunch. Yep. It’s pretty amazing. And while I’m not too picky about peanut butter brands, I am picky about texture. So my quick question: Does your household agree on creamy vs crunchy? Or are you a Read More >>
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On Saturday we met up with Kiln Guy and The Chef for pizza and a movie. Scratch that. It wasn’t a movie, but rather CatVideoFest 2026. We did this very same thing {pizza and cat videos} a few years ago and had a blast so when I noticed CatVideoFest was playing at the Lincoln theater Read More >>
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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug Last week was another great week for playing outside. We went kayaking, went on a few nice walks, worked in the yard and pretty much stayed away from the internet as much as possible. I think I’ve spent more time unplugged this summer than in years Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things Isn’t it funny how everything we wore in high school is back in style now? But seriously, 1990 called and they want their thick, heavy, cotton jean shorts back. This wall mounted garden hose holder and faucet set up is gorgeous!!! And Read More >>
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Yesterday we pulled the kayaks down from the rafters in the garage and paddled to Goat Island Lighthouse. We’ve been to several lighthouses since moving to Maine, but this was the first one we had the pleasure of kayaking to. It was the FIRST time we’ve taken them out on the water since living here at Read More >>
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