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Hello Monday! Campbell’s condensed tomato soup. I firmly believe the only way to prepare it is by filling the empty can with half water, and the other half with milk. If you make it with 100% water, it’s too runny, 100% milk and it’s to creamy. Also, an entire sleeve of Ritz Crackers should accompany Read More >>
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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love It was another great week here in New England. Miss Lucy got plenty of walks in {the woods, the beach and around town} and we are starting to feel a little more settled. I’d say about 80%-85% of the boxes Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Finish pumpkin runner Make a list of {home, garden, craft} projects to work on for next week Paint downstairs bathroom walls, remove window treatment hardware, patch holes How about YOU? What are your plans for today? Curious minds want to know. 🙂 Have a great Saturday everyone, ♥ Mavis Read More >>
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Last year around this time, the HH and I were in Walpole, Massachusetts when I got the craving for something sweet. I typed “local bakeries” into my phone and up popped Ever So Humble Pie Company… and so we started driving towards the bakery. At first, we thought Google maps had it all wrong because Read More >>
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Clearly, this little piggy DID NOT make it to the market. So, I guess we’ve got oak and walnut trees…. That is a walnut, right? Fingers crossed it’s a black walnut because I could use it to dye wool. I haven’t exactly found the walnut tree yet, but obviously we’ve got at least one because Read More >>
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