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Monthly Archives: May 2012
I Didn’t Even Have To Click My Heels
When it’s a Thursday that feels like last Monday and a friend from home sends me a remarkable picture of a place I love, what else can I do but sigh and wipe a little tear from my eye. Photo … Continue reading
You Might Have To Get Your Hands Dirty
Yesterday was a London-like foggy day here on the Seacoast of New Hampshire. A light mist fell; anyone with naturally curly hair (like Frieda from “The Peanuts”) had a battle to maintain a sleek and smooth coiffure (like Jackie Oh!) … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers
Tagged Frieda, Jackie Oh!, landscape fabric, Pine Knoll Landscape, salt marsh hay, weed control
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The Treadmill
Last week, I attended a 3 day conference. I sat down, sat some more, had lunch and then sat down again. I was not able to move and groove around as I like to do. By Thursday morning, I felt … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers
Tagged aerobics, Deep vein thrombosis, Dorinny corn, freedom, N.C. Wyeth
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Mowing The Lawn
When I got home on Saturday, I noticed the lawn was long. We’ve had a lot of rain and the grass just keeps on growing. I asked my father if he would like me to mow the lawn; after all, … Continue reading
Posted in Home
Tagged Dad, Lawn mowers, Losing a parent, Memorial Day
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We Are Going Home
Saturday was a big day. My 30 tomato plants made the trip from the Coop to Uncle Bob’s. Today will be a big day of planting. No rest and no barbecues. I remember talking with Uncle Bob about tomatoes in … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers
Tagged Aunt Tomato, Heirloom tomatoes, Indeterminate tomatoes, Planting tomatoes, Tomato Killers, tomatoes
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Friday Pillow Talk – Yard Sales Cause Accidents
This Friday, I have no goofy dreams to report and no crank phone calls to repeat. I’m just going to pontificate from my pillow. Today’s pompous pontification – yard sales cause accidents. Here in New England, the “seasons” as we … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged corn maze, Memorial Day traffic, Roadhouse Blues, The Doors, Yard sales
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You Call Them Weeds
I call them rebels, yelling “Don’t tread on me!”
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged country girl flowers, dandelion wine, dandelions, rebels, weeds
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No Matter What
I can’t quite believe it but the Red Sox have been on a tear since Friday, May 11, 2012. They’ve won 9 out of 12 games and although I can’t take credit for their success, I was at the game … Continue reading
Posted in Abundance
Tagged Big Papi, Bobby Valentine, Fenway Park, Green Monster, Jared Saltalamacchia, Lynne Smith
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Chive Cheerleaders
Chives are funny little perennial herbs. They were the first signs of life at The Hampton Victory Garden this winter, remember? It’s hard to believe, but the green part of the chive plant has now grown up and the chives … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged Chive Blossom Butter, Chives, Hampton Victory Garden, It's possible!, Jack Rogers sandals
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Crazy For Carrots
I love local food. Some people might call me a locavore. I’m not a member of the slow food movement per se, but I think smaller and closer is better when it comes to the foods I eat. I try … Continue reading