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Online Things Yesterday I finally finished dyeing all the wool for my Etsy shop. I am beyond thrilled about this. Now comes the hard part, getting it all bundled. I think I have about 3 more days/nights of bundling wool before I can check that part off my list. By mid week I should be Read More >>
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The great thaw has begun here in Maine and it’s been fantastic I tell you, just fantastic. Yesterday I was able to walk out the door and take Lucy for a walk and not have to worry about slipping on a patch of ice. We have finally turned a corner here in Southern Maine and Read More >>
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Things have been humming along here in Maine… And so far it’s been a pretty busy week. For starters, I received a disco ball for my birthday!! Can you believe it? I guess that means I’m not that old after all, right? Now I just need some hot pants, a sequined tube top and some Read More >>
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Yesterday for teatime I made a batch of Rolo brownies and oh my word they were crazy good!!! I first discovered Rolo brownies when I was in Tetbury, England last summer and haven’t stopped thinking about them since. Yesterday as I was scrolling through photos on my phone when a picture of the Rolo brownie Read More >>
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Have you ever asked yourself why are eggs sold by the dozen? I’ve wondered this so many times as I’m opening my egg cartons at the store to inspect the contents for breaks or cracks. Why 12? Why not 10? Seems like a number that makes more sense. Why not 15 or 20? Who exactly Read More >>
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