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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen Everything is going as planned with the kitchen remodel {well, except for the whole AGA Saga}. The new refrigerator and dishwasher is in place and ready to have the panels put on by the cabinet guys tomorrow, so that’s pretty Read More >>
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Hello Saturday. What a week it’s been! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them on out Bundle up wool {and maybe get it listed} Supervise as the HH brings the old oven back inside and BAKE something! Work on latest rug Watch Out of Africa {I’ve never seen it before!} How Read More >>
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On Wednesday the appliance guys delivered my long awaited AGA cooker. It was supposed to be a really happy day… after all the custom cabinets had just been installed and the countertop guys had already been out to measure and we were on track to have the kitchen remodel wrapped up by Thanksgiving… Just in Read More >>
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How to Can Carrots. If you haven’t pulled up your carrots from the garden yet, you might want to think about doing so soon. With freezing temps on the horizon {we’ve already had 2 nights of freezing temps here in Maine} now is the perfect time to harvest those carrots and get them preserved for Read More >>
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On Monday evening the temperatures dropped below freezing so I went out to the garden and harvested the last of the potatoes and squash. I also pulled up the remaining beets, green beans, peppers and the four onions that were left. We still have two rows of parsnips and a handful of carrots growing in Read More >>
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