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Tag Archives: Blogging community
Lessons learned
The gardening chores are done, and the spring bulbs are planted. I bought a gardening auger from Aubuchon for under $20 that works with my battery drill to assist in bulb planting. I don’t know what took me so long … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Ames Gardening Auger, Apple season, Apples, Blogging community, COVID-19, Fall, Gardening, Macoun apples, New England, New Hampshire, Pandemic, Quilting
72 Comments
Thank you!
As of last Friday, we have received both shots of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine as part of the first wave of the >65 age group. We only traveled 8 minutes from home, and we’ve had no negative reactions. Check that milestone … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Blogging community, COVID-19, Covid-19 Vaccine, Family, Friends, Gardening, Pfizer vaccine, Sewing, Winter
75 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
Let’s catch up
I owe you some follow ups to close out several conversations we’ve had in past posts. Big pharma – Without describing my medical issues in detail on the world wide web, I want to clarify that the two prescriptions I was … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Bloggers, Blogging, Blogging community, DIY projects, Gardening, Photography, Prescription costs, Quilting, Tufted headboard
42 Comments
Friends
We’ve been hanging out with some very nice people down here in SC, and it has made me think about where we find our friends and how long we get to keep them. Life has a way of getting in … Continue reading
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