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On Friday, The Girl and I took the red eye flight from Boston to London for a research trip. We had planned the trip and made all our bookings back in August. A few weeks later the cabinet guys called to say they’d be coming out to install the new kitchen cabinets the exact week Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Focus, Focus, Focus Drive on the left side of the road without hitting anything Drink copious amounts of tea Stuff my face full of pastries Remember to eat something healthy It’s going to be a busy day! How about YOU? What are YOUR plans for today? Have a Read More >>
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Have a great weekend everyone. Enjoy your running water, your stove and your countertops. 🙂 We’ll just be here, you know, waiting for the kitchen to be put back together again. Or rather, the HH will be here. I’ve got other plans. 😉 Peace Out. ~Mavis
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I keep meaning to tell you about The Causeway At The Craignair Inn! We met up there for Sunday brunch last month with our neighbors from our old neighborhood and loved the place so much, the HH and I are looking forward to going back this winter for a special date day. The Causeway is Read More >>
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End of September Gardening in Coastal Maine. And just like that… the growing season is over in the religious family sized plot. I don’t know whether to be happy or sad about that but with all the home canned goodness on our pantry shelves, at least I know pretty much everything we grew this year Read More >>
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