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Hello Saturday! I’m not sure if the person who invented the snooze button was a genius or…. I don’t know. Maybe shouldn’t have invented it in the first place. But here I am. Better than then never, right? 😉 On the agenda for today: Work in garden Make beans and rice for dinner {Yay! the Read More >>
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I’ve been really making date nights a priority these last few years. Taking that time out to connect with your spouse is so important to maintaining a healthy, happy relationship. That one-on-one time, regardless of what you are doing, will help you connect, even if the week has gone sideways and you’re stressed to the Read More >>
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Hello and Happy Thursday! The HH and I were planning on taking a day trip to Stockbridge, Massachusetts to visit the Normal Rockwell and Chesterwood Museums today, but after working in the garden yesterday, our bones are telling us otherwise and I think we are going to stay close to home and putter around between Read More >>
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Looking for a recipe for New England style beans? Well I’ve found the perfect one! The HH and I were at the library on Saturday looking for a little inspiration in the cooking department when I came across Recipes From a Very Small Island by Linda and Martha Greenlaw. It wasn’t exactly the kind of Read More >>
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I love tomatoes. Not only do I think tomato plants are pretty when they produce all that colorful fruit, but tomatoes are so dang versatile that I can’t imagine a garden without them. I love using them for tomato sauce, salsa, pizza sauce, in salads or just sprinkled with a little salt and pepper fresh Read More >>
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