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Hello Saturday. On the agenda: Pack up orders and ship them out Find the rice cooker and figure out linner Get through another day of living in Dustopia Fact: I still want to be sedated. Yes, it’s a nod to the Ramone’s. 😉 How about YOU? What’s YOUR plan for today? Have a good one, Read More >>
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If you’re looking for how to grow nasturtiums {start to finish} you’ve come to the right spot! I LOVE growing nasturtiums, and I especially love the way the flowers and vines trail down the sides of my pots when I plant them in containers. This year I plan on growing nasturtiums on the back deck Read More >>
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The sun was out yesterday and with the HH inside sanding the floors, I figured it was the perfect time to get a little work done in the garden. Perfect for Early April Gardening in Coastal Maine. I pulled weeds and raked the garden rows and paths while trying to figure out exactly where I’m Read More >>
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Yesterday the HH rented a floor sander. His plan is to sand the floors on one side of the house {3 times, with different grits!}, fill the nail holes and then stain the floor. And then do it all over again on the other side of the house. I wanted to move the entire contents Read More >>
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Last fall we paid $26.50 for a 50 pound sack of potatoes from a local farm. We stored the potatoes in the basement over winter in old packing material and shredded newspaper. And while we were able to eat nearly all of the potatoes in our 50 pound sack, recently our potatoes {what’s left of Read More >>
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