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For date day this week, the HH I went to American Flatbread Company in Rockport, Maine. We drive by this place all the time and finally decided to pop in and see what it was all about. During the summer months the parking lot is packed and there are loads of people eating outside on Read More >>
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How to Start Seeds in Egg Cartons – Gardening season is right around the corner and if you’re like me and like to start a bunch of your seedlings indoors, you’re probably always scrambling for free containers to get those seeds started in. Well consider this your early reminder to start procuring those containers now Read More >>
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Last summer when the HH bought his cast iron griddle we bought a few bags of frozen hash browns so he could fulfill his dream of playing line cook all summer. And well, yesterday while I was rummaging around the freezer, I noticed we still had a half a bag of hash browns left in Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things One of my kids tried the “One Chip Challenge“. Have you heard of this? Basically you spend $20 for 1 {ONE!} chip that is coated with hottest chile pepper on the planet, the Carolina Reaper and you pop it in your mouth. Read More >>
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I was hoping to end this month $10 – $15 under budget so I could slowly start to “save up” for the local fruit {strawberries, peaches, wild Maine blueberries} that I know I’ll want to make this summer. But it’s going to be a bit harder now because I sent the HH to the grocery Read More >>
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