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Yesterday we rode bikes to Rococo Ice Cream in Kennebunk for some of their delicious ice cream. Even though it was 97 degrees outside, the bike ride was really nice. One of the best parts of living in New England is all the ice cream shops. They’re pretty much everywhere and they’re always busy. And Read More >>
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It’s supposed to be a high of 91 today. Can you believe it? I hope all my plants survive. The past few days it’s been really humid and it feels like we are living in a greenhouse. The tomato plants are sure loving it though. And the flowers too. We picked out first peas last Read More >>
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Market Basket $36.03 So apparently the HH and I are on a quest to not only eat healthier this year, but to find the best plain Greek yogurt out there. I’ve never been a big fan of Greek yogurt, but since it has more protein and less sugar than regular yogurt, I’m learning to like Read More >>
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Online Things It was a busy week in the online department. I listed a few new batches of wool. I made a video: How To Turn A Rug Into A Pillow I made some really good progress on my giant whale rug this past week and spent way too much time “researching” online. I’ve stayed Read More >>
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I’m curious. When you stay at a hotel for multiple nights and they set out two bars {sometimes 3!} of soap each day, what do you do with it? Do you just leave it there, or do you take the hotel soap home with you? I mean, you paid for it, right? Over the years Read More >>
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