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Author Archives: Julie-Ann Baumer
Thursday on Wednesday
This would be a good picture to use when I’m unable to get a full length blog post up. Time Warner is coming today to install some super dooper business class Internet service. We’ll see how that goes. Until then… … Continue reading
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged Time Warner, typing on a tiny phone, Waiting for technology
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Dinner Plate Dahlias
My mother and I took a trip up to the Aubuchon this weekend; we were looking for a spring rod so I could hang a curtain. We got some fine service while we were there, too. I don’t think there … Continue reading
Peace Somewhere
It’s peaceful in the woods at dusk. It’s a good place to stop and rest.
Caffé with Reggie
(Today’s post is a guest post by Reggie Black. Thanks, Reggie, for helping me keep the blog going during “moving week” and teaching readers a few things about America’s drug of choice. Enjoy reading this with a morning cuppa cawfee. … Continue reading
Posted in Reggie Black
Tagged caffé, coffee, coffee is social, cornetti, limoncello, Naples, Southern Italy
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The Coop Redux
The Coop sale was imminent; I was preparing for the new owners. Mary and Dave, who I like to refer to as “M&D,” might not want to call their new home a “chicken coop-sized condo.” It was all fun and … Continue reading
Throwback Moving Tips
One of my least-favorite concepts is “multi-tasking.” I’ll leave discourse about the brain’s ability to walk and chew gum at the same time to Reggie Black; I don’t think it’s possible to do more than one thing at once. Sure, … Continue reading
Helen-istic
My mother is practically perfect. If I read this blog post to her, she’ll laugh and then she’ll say “don’t write that. People in town will think it’s true.” It is true; she’s almost perfect. I’m convinced that the key … Continue reading
Such Sweet Sorrow
Let’s see. A long post about the accumulation of stuff or a farewell to a favorite summer place? Today is the last day of The Dairy Maid for the season. Sweetness and sorrow.
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged small towns, soft serve ice cream, the end of summer
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Half-a-Burger
Sometimes, even plastic hamburgers look good. Half a burger is better than none, as long as it’s grass-fed.
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