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Yesterday it was a whopping 40 degrees here in Maine. The sun was shining, the snow melted and I couldn’t help but walk around the yard and dream about this year’s garden. It will be SO NICE to finally get rid of all the asphalt and concrete and weirdo parking spaces around us. We’ll gain Read More >>
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There’s a million ways to save 50 bucks. And in case you’re looking for more ideas, here’s one more. Remember all that old tile we {the HH} pulled up next door? Well that silly man wanted to load not only the old broken tile, but the toilet and sink into the back of the car Read More >>
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Get Back To The Basics Hello friends! This past week we hung out at the library, went for a long drive along the coast and went to the hardware store together. It’s practically a ghost town around here. Tons of places are closed and it’s so quiet. It will probably stay this way from now Read More >>
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Starting with a one hundred dollar a month grocery budget, I began January with absolutely nothing {not even salt and pepper} in the pantry. To make things simple, I decided to only shop at one store this month; Market Basket. On my first shopping trip I spent $38.89. {What you see above.} This is what Read More >>
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I was going through the photos on my phone the other day when I came across a series of ice card photos I took when we visited the Maine Maritime Museum a while back. Did your grandparents ever tell you about these? Did they grow up with ice cards in their windows? I remember my Read More >>
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