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Stay Healthy! Clearly, I’m back to normal because yesterday the HH was off on an adventure with The Girl all day and when he got home not only had I cleaned the entire house, washed all the laundry and made dinner, but I also stole his office. It was a bit of a hostile takeover Read More >>
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Scissors. We all own a pair right? Well a few days ago I ordered a new pair of scissors specifically for my husband because he was complaining about how my old lady scissors don’t work and therefore he couldn’t help me cut wool. Mavis: What do you mean they don’t work? HH: THEY DON’T WORK! They Read More >>
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The Girl has gotten back into knitting again and so for a fun gift, I made her a yarn bouquet as a little thank you for taking care of the house and Miss Lucy while we were away in the big city for my surgery. That kid, she sure does like to make stuff. And Read More >>
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Looking for a fun date day idea in Maine? Yes, yes you are. š Last winter the HH and I took a trip to Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, Maine and were pleasantly surprise at the campus and the indoor market as well. So impressed we were like… WE HAVE TO GO BACK and eat Read More >>
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During the winter months here in Maine, soup is typically on the menu several days a week at our home. Soup is such a comfort food, especially after running errands around town or being outside in the cold temperatures for any length of time. A pot of simmering soup on the kitchen stove on a Read More >>
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