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Spring cleaning has finally begun at The Lobster House. Yesterday we started with level 2 of the barn. And let me tell you, it was a mess. I went to bed last night with a half dozen lumps on the side of my head from walking into the low hanging buoys and I can still Read More >>
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Normally when I go on a trip, I come home with food. And by food I mean packages of tea, cookies, candies, sauces and whatever else I tried while on my trip that I couldn’t get enough of. Yada yada yada.. Just before I was set to leave NYC, I popped over to Mangia and Read More >>
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I LOVE gardening! And I especially love that I have 30+ years of gardening experience and I am still experimenting with growing new things. With gardening, there is always something new to try. This past winter I spied rhubarb seeds for sale online and I was like, there is no way growing rhubarb from seed Read More >>
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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug Last week I was barely on my computer. I popped on to share what I was up to on my trip and check emails but that was basically it. It was awesome! I guess all that walking around NYC took up most of my time. I Read More >>
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Don’t you just love magnolia trees? It’s been so nice to see all the different things in bloom during our visit to NYC. Cherry blossoms, magnolia trees, daffodils and even a few tulips. It makes me excited about going back home knowing that I’ll be seeing the same things back in Maine in the coming Read More >>
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