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Well, I made it through the entire week without going to the grocery store, but we went to the Rockland Farmer’s Market for our date day last week and well, it wouldn’t be a proper trip to the farmer’s market without coming home with something, right? The week started off kind of boring with leftovers Read More >>
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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen Even though we have a ways to go before our kitchen is done {I’m thinking late summer/early fall} the light fixture we ordered is on its way and I got a test out an AGA oven {more on that Read More >>
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Hello Saturday. Sunny and a high of 70 is the forecast for Mid-Coast Maine today. Holy cow man! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Dig up oregano and transplant to pots {for now} Take Lucy on a walk Finish hooking my new chicken pillow Pop by the library {I Read More >>
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This giveaway is now closed. Yesterday, for date day, the HH and I headed to the Rockland Farmer’s Market. This was our first time going to Harbor Park {where the market is held} and it was nice to see people out and about enjoying the early morning sunshine {we got there just as it was Read More >>
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Rhubarb season is right around the corner and before you know it stores will be piled high with the tart and tangy stalks. The best deals on rhubarb seem to be found at the end of people’s driveways though where you’ll find it piled high on card tables, a dozen stalks for $3 or $4. Read More >>
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