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My 14 Goals for 2020 Goal #1 – Take Full Advantage of Having My Husband Home 24/7 Date day this week consisted of 2 long walks on the beach collecting shells and on one of those days we stopped off at a local coffee shop for breakfast. Apparently we do that now. Take long walks. Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Fire Up the Kiln {I’m currently working on garden markers} Dye Some Wool Draw Out a Few Patterns Assist the HH on Drywall Repair Finish Flower Basket Rug Geez… It’s sounds like I’ll pretty much be crafting all day. I LOVE when that happens. 🙂 Have a wonder Read More >>
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The night before last, as we were getting ready for bed, the HH had sort of a strange look on his face. I asked him what was wrong {several times before we fell asleep actually} and every time he said he was just tired… and wanted to go to sleep. Hmmm. Fast forward to the Read More >>
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Last summer the HH stopped in at the Roots Community Cafe in Hooksett, NH for breakfast and boy were we surprised at not only how good the food was, but all the memorabilia on the walls. We absolutely love old country stores, and while there seems to be a boatload of them here in New Read More >>
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Here in the frozen tundra of Coastal Maine we are in planting zone 5b with an average last spring frost date of May 11th and a first fall frost date of October 1st. The backyard is currently covered in snow and the skies are blue and the roads are {currently} clear, and I am LOVING Read More >>
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