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Author Archives: Julie-Ann Baumer
Crinkle That!
I hate it when someone says they’re going to do something and then they don’t. I hate it even more when the person gassing on about doing things is me. About a few weeks ago, I said I was going … Continue reading
Summer Pajamas
Spring arriving late and all, we’ve had a long stretch of not-so-wonderful weather. Drizzle, rain, and lots of cloud cover. Combine that with tepid temperatures and it can be discouraging after what seemed like the longest winter ever. I’m not … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Chic
Tagged Jim Jams, little luxuries of life, Pajamas, Pajamas in public, summer pajamas
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Not a Pineapple
Everyone thinks my garden finial is a pineapple. It didn’t look like a pineapple to me, so I did some research and conclude it’s a pine cone. I’ll have more to say about pine soon.
The Leave of Absence
In the last month or so, my blog has become a difficult writing experience. It has felt like a diary, narcissistic and self-absorbed. I don’t care for these qualities in others and I don’t care for them in myself. Given … Continue reading
Post Past
I was reading through some old blog posts last night and thought I’d share one from almost two years ago. Click on this link to start the “way back” machine. In my post, I wrote this about my grandparents: “They … Continue reading
Posted in Home
Tagged an old post, Fear, making the best of a bad situation, the way back machine
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Faye’s Way or the Highway
Blog readers may remember a post I wrote in April about my troubles keeping the plywood Easter eggs hanging from the town gazebo. It all worked out, but I was glad when Easter was over and I could take those … Continue reading
Power to the Moxie People!
After last year’s Moxie Recipe Contest, several people approached me with feedback. Just little things, like “I wish I could have tasted some of the food. Everything looked so good!” I tossed around a variety of possibilities. Moxie Buffet? Moxie … Continue reading
This Year’s Trillium
Still beautiful.
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged a walk in the woods, trillium, wildflowers
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A Simple Reduction Plan
There’s a saying in my hometown, at least this year, and that saying is “It’s always Moxie season in Maine at the Moxie Festival.” Yep, that’s the theme of this year’s festival and we’ve even got T-shirts that say so. … Continue reading
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