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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen Well, we’re one week closer to getting a new kitchen. 🙂 Cabinet Guy will be out sometime in September with his crew and then a few weeks after that {hopefully} we’ll have a countertop and a working sink. Sell Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! Poor Lucy. This is her least favorite time of year. All the big booms and noise from the fireworks really upsets her. Plus I think a big thunderstorm is on the way later this morning. 🙁 On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and mail them off {no mail on Monday}. Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things I think I’m going to bust out my suitcase and take it into every store I go into from now on. Because seriously, the prices on things these days {food especially} is getting a little nuts. It feels like I’m stuck at Read More >>
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I woke up this morning craving for my favorite strawberry recipes so I think a trip to the local farmstand is going to be on my list for today. The only tough decision is should I get 1 flat or 2. 🙂 My number 1 all time favorite way to use strawberries is in this Read More >>
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Yesterday we harvested our first head of lettuce from the garden. 🙂 This year we’re growing the little gem romaine variety in the kitchen garden area between 2 rows of sweet peppers. This is my small way to start Late June Gardening in Coastal Maine – Planting Zone 6a. While I really like using romaine Read More >>
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