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Hello Saturday! Well, the HH is still sick in bed {we are on day 4 now, so hopefully it’s hit it’s peak} but the sun is shinning and with a high of 40 today, maybe a little snow will melt a little and the driveway won’t be such an ice rink. A girl can hope, Read More >>
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The past few days the HH has been a little under the weather {as in MAJOR head cold,} and so The Girl and I thought we’d do him a favor and hit the road for the day so he could lounge around and be miserable in peace. And of course with any day trip we Read More >>
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When the HH and I were first married, the only cornbread I knew were those boxes of ready make Jiffy corn muffin mixes from the grocery store that you could buy for a quarter. Five for a dollar if there was a deal going on. Cornbread wasn’t something I ate growing up as a kid Read More >>
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Although I’ve been stitching dolls and hooking rugs since my kids were little, it’s only been the past few years that I’ve really tried to turn my favorite hobby into a true side income. It’s funny, when I first started out over 20 years ago putting my dolls and pillows in local shops, I never once Read More >>
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If you live in New England then you’d be hard pressed to go a mile or two down a country road without noticing sap buckets dotting the landscape this time of year. Like old-fashioned main streets, village greens and white church steeples, sugaring season is just another one of those quintessential New England marvels long time residents Read More >>
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