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Category Archives: Minimalist
The Mysteries
November was “gratitude month” on Facebook, with many people writing a daily item for which they were grateful. I enjoyed reading them. The practice of making lists is good, especially in preparing a Thanksgiving meal. And sometimes, in matters of … Continue reading
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Tagged gratitude lists, life's mysteries, Thanksgiving
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Flip-Flop
I was shocked to find that abandoned flip-flops are everywhere, not just near sea-side condos. Wee-yud.
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Tagged abandoned flip flops, Keynesian Cargo Cult, signs of the season
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Not Quite a Painting
Andrew Wyeth probably never walked on the power lines. Still, a pleasant walk.
Almost Soup Weather
Soon it will be soup weather. Simmer down! I said “almost.”
How the Wind Blows
Click on the picture to see which way the wind blows. It blows an ill wind and few words are needed.
Nowhere Wednesdays
I was thinking about calling Wednesdays “Go Nowhere Wednesdays” because I’d like to have one day a week that I don’t drive my Jeep. It’s dangerous to say “always” and “every.” Something might suddenly come up. I didn’t drive my … Continue reading
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Tagged a simpler life, country life, going nowhere, Maine she said was the name of her star
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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
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Tagged Time Warner, typing on a tiny phone, Waiting for technology
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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
Half-a-Burger
Sometimes, even plastic hamburgers look good. Half a burger is better than none, as long as it’s grass-fed.
Tiny Kale
I was experimenting with kale seeds and some potting soil one day in early August. It worked. Send in the Mums.
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Tagged google glass won't be able to grow food, kale, porch plants
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Julie-Ann Baumer 