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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Talk of the Toile – Old Stuff and Rocky Pastures
The Designer Show House at the Kenneth Roberts Estate in Kennebunkport opened to the general public on Saturday, June 23. “Rocky Pastures”, as the estate was called when Roberts lived and wrote there from 1938 until his death in 1957, … Continue reading
Lee Annie’s Birthday!
Remember Lee Annie and her appendix? She missed a few weeks of work, but she’s all better now (phew!) and we celebrated her birthday yesterday. Birthdays are fun at the Big Corporation. (Tiny Little Cake Courtesy of The Beach … Continue reading
It’s Been Real
Dear Lago’s, We’ve been together for a while now. Has it been ten years? Everything seemed great this spring and I thought we’d be together forever. I planned to visit once a week for the rest of the summer, sampling … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged breaking up, Farmingdale, Kennebec River, Lago's Ice Cream, Lemon Chiffon ice cream, sugar cone, Webber's Ice Cream
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Juggling Experiments
Last week, I attended the Maine Compost School in Monmouth, Maine. I wrote about it a little bit and I am planning to write a detailed piece in the future. Compost is more amazing than I realized and now I … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments and Challenges
Tagged experiments, Hampton Victory Garden, Maine Compost School, organic corn, scientific method, Uncle Bob
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A Moody Road Trip
I’ve written about my brother before; he’s an author and he’s written two books about Moxie. He’s a hard-working writer (among other things) and although he has been known to say he is “toiling away in obscurity” he did have … Continue reading
Posted in Abundance
Tagged Down East, hard-working men, Jim Baumer, Moody's Diner, road trip, Rockland
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Talk of the Toile – Show House Potential
I’ve spent the week at the Maine Compost School, conducted at the lovely Highmoor Farm in Monmouth, Maine. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate this property a 5 in show house potential. The pros of this … Continue reading
Posted in Talk of The Toile
Tagged Decorator Show House, Highmoor Farm, Kennebunkport, Kenneth Roberts Estate, Monmouth
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Hay, Hay, Hay…Hey!
The route I traveled Wednesday stretched from my own little town up to Augusta, over to the Waterville area, down through Unity, back to Augusta and then home. It was all hay, all day. All across Central Maine, the slow-moving … Continue reading
Tractor Safety
I’ve just finished my second day at the Maine Compost School. I’ve learned a lot of things; most of them far beyond the scope of building a pile of vegetable scraps and leaves in the back yard. Compost is a … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers
Tagged chicken manure, compost, Maine Compost School, Massey Ferguson, tractors
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Garlic Scapes
The information I provide to you is editorial and helpful in nature and cannot be construed as perfect truth. Some of the information I am providing is based on anecdotal evidence and personal experience. The benefit claimed has not been … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged garlic, garlic scape pesto recipe, garlic scapes, pesto
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