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Category Archives: New England
Holiday lights
I love holiday lights, and I’m guessing most of you do too. A friend, who is a member of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, Maine, asked if I wanted to ride up with her to see Gardens Aglow. Road … Continue reading
15 Days
December is flying by. Are you ready? 15 more days to shop, write, bake, and plan. 🎄 My last project was finishing a panel wall hanging. Who knew I’d be working on it multiple weeks, but it’s done, hanging on … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Breakfast, Christmas, Medicare enrollment, Quilting, Roof rake, Snow, Urban Farmhouse Eatery, Winter
72 Comments
Knock Knock
Who’s there? Old Man Winter, and I thought I’d bring two storms to start the season off right. 🌨❄️⛄️ It’s cold, we’ve got 13″ of snow on the ground, and it’s still coming down. No, I’m not going to mention … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged First snow, New England, New Hampshire, Photography, Snow, Snowstorm, Winter
76 Comments
Seasons
The Holiday Season is upon us. Family, friends, an amazing variety of food, lights, special decorations, and all the good things associated with the upcoming month. This week we celebrate Thanksgiving here in the US. Many will worship, others will … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Blogging, Blogging community, Christmas, Holiday lights, Holiday season, Mug Rugs, Quilting, Sewing, table toppers, Thanksgiving, Winter
64 Comments
Here we go again
As we approach the holiday season, political correctness has raised its ugly head again. Our neighboring town, Durham, was the first in the area to change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day. Then, last winter they had issues with the … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Happy Holidays, Humor, Merry Christmas, Political correctness, Sarcasm
90 Comments
Bundle Up
Nightime temperatures in the low teens and snow are in the forecast for this coming week. Old Man Winter is knock, knock, knocking. The last two Knockout Roses (no pun intended) have been pruned and covered with leaves. They have … Continue reading
