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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Recycle Center Town Yard Sale {Maybe I’ll finally find those chairs I’ve been on the hunt for all year}. Set up Veggie Stand Enjoy the cooler weather!! 🙂 🙂 A high of 73 is predicted for today. Have a great day everyone, stay awesome. ♥ Mavis & Lucy Stories, Read More >>
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I’ll be the first to admit, I’m totally lazy amount pruning my tomato plants. But, that definitely doesn’t mean you don’t get better plants and fruit from actually taking the time to do it. Really, the two most important kinds of pruning for tomato plants really aren’t that difficult or time consuming {I realize, I’m Read More >>
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Hello Thursday! And good morning to you from the back patio. Everything is so lush and green right now, the back patio area feels kind of dreamy. Just look at those spinner gourd vines! Had I known they were going to do so well in that spot I would have set up a temporary trellis Read More >>
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While the HH and I were on our drive up the coast last week to Winter Harbor, Maine we stopped off at Dot’s for a quick bite. We had never been there before but once we opened the doors and took a few steps inside, I knew we had found a winner. 😉 You know Read More >>
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I LOVE tomato season. Because it comes around with the heat of the summer, I am always wanting some cool, refreshing salad when my tomato plants start to produce. It’s perfect timing, and I gobble them up in all sorts of ways and in all sorts of salads. Like this one! It’s a great flavor Read More >>
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