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The tide is definitely changing around here. I feel like I’ve been crazy productive lately, cooking more and settling into the cozy indoors mode that I love so much. I adore the late fall and winter months here in Maine. And I even like that it gets dark so early. There’s something comforting about it. Read More >>
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Online Things I had planned on hooking my new turkey pattern this past week but got distracted and ended up hooking something else. I now have a good sized stack of rugs I need to turn into pillows but that always seems like it takes more energy than I have at the end of the Read More >>
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Pareidolia : the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern. I was putting some bacon on a cookie sheet this morning when I noticed something was staring back at me. What does it mean!? I see “things” all the time in other objects and wonder what Read More >>
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Copycat Panera Cream of Chicken and Wild Rice Soup Kiln Guy and The Chef are coming over today so I thought I’d make my copycat Panera cream of chicken and wild rice soup recipe for lunch. We’ve made this recipe many times over the years and I thought today would be the perfect day to Read More >>
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Yesterday I took a weaving workshop in an old barn and learned how to make recycled lobster rope doormats. It was so cool! And now I want to make a dozen more. I love it when you find a new arts and craft medium. It’s like that creative part in you opens up a little Read More >>
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