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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Hang out in bed all day Eat cake Watch movies That’s it. That’s my plan for today. It seems like a pretty solid one, don’t you think? I’m so sore from working in the garden yesterday. There’s so much to do… And yet, I don’t feel like doing Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things After a long dry spell, I finally found one! I immedialty saw a canoe and a paddle. The HH couldn’t see it. Do you? I love this! The Highland roofer aiming high with Banksy-style work. And the interior of this home! Wowza. Read More >>
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93 Canning Recipes In Seasonal Order Have you started thinking about canning season yet? Well, if you’re a super nerd like me and like to plan ahead then you probably already have canning supplies and have started to make plans for all the delicious fruits and vegetables you’re going to grow this year. Last fall Read More >>
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Late April Gardening in Mid Coast Maine {Zone 6a} It was non stop rain here on Monday and Tuesday but luckily, things are starting to clear up now. Hopefully I’ll be able to head outside later today and get a little work done in the kitchen garden and pursue my plan in gardening in Mid Read More >>
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If you’re looking for something fun to make with the kids this week or maybe you just canned way too much applesauce last year and you’re looking for a way to use it up, homemade fruit leather is a super easy and healthy snack to make. I made a batch last week in my COSORI Read More >>
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