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*** This Giveaway is now closed *** Yesterday was a gorgeous day here in Maine with temps nearly hitting 60 degrees! Can you believe it? Finally, we’re getting some warm spring weather like the rest of the world. I worked on the brick flower bed border along the back of the house while the HH Read More >>
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Market Basket $211.65 Not the best picture {it’s hard to see many of the items} but Lucy was flipping out so I decided it was just easier to set everything on the counter instead. We went to Market Basket about mid week for our neighbors and since we were going to be there, we decided Read More >>
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My 14 Goals for 2020 Goal #1 – Take Full Advantage of Having My Husband Home 24/7 The HH pulled Manny out of his winter hibernation, fired him up and tilled up the {soon to be} raspberry and asparagus beds. We are still waiting for our plants to arrive in the mail, they were supposed Read More >>
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On the agenda for today: Dye wool {When is the ever NOT on my list?} Water all indoor seedlings Set peas outside for the entire day {hopefully tomorrow I can plant them in the ground} Draw out whale rugs I aim to finish for my Next Etsy shop update in May Take a nap Continue Read More >>
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I tried growing eggplant several times in the PNW and it was always a bit of a challenge for me. I never really ended up with much of a harvest and I could never figure out why. Was it me? Was I doing something wrong? Was the weather in the PNW just not warm enough? Read More >>
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