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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen Lately I’ve been looking through real estate listings in England {Cornwall is my favorite area} looking for kitchens with AGA stoves. Those Brits… they’re not afraid of color, that’s for sure. And I love that when you look at the Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! We were treated with a pink sunrise this morning… how cool is that? On the agenda for today: Write up a honey do list for the HH Pack up orders and ship them on out Dye wool Start laundry {the HH folds} Get the house cleaned by noon Spend 1 hour cutting quilt Read More >>
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These days it seems like the price of meat is going up with each new trip to the grocery store and finding a good deal on meat is getting harder to come by. And exactly how to Save Money on Meat? So I decided to write down a few ideas on how we’ve been trying Read More >>
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The view out my kitchen window this morning. I was thinking what might be the plan for February Planting Zone 6a – Mid-Coast Maine. It’s pretty mild here right now with a high forecasted for 43 degrees today which is downright toasty for Mid-Coast Maine this time of year, that’s for sure. I guess I’ll Read More >>
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We’ve been on a bit of a granola kick lately and I just can’t seem to make enough of it. Not only is granola insanely fast and easy to make, it’s filling too and I like that I can adapt the recipe to whatever dried fruit or nuts I have in the pantry. Lately, I’ve Read More >>
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