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The next Seacoast Eat Local Farmer's Market is Saturday at Wentworth Greenhouse in Rollinsford.  I love the Rollinsford Market, and am excited to see what the farmer's have for us this week. Since I started going to the Farmer's Markets I've wanted to make myself some reusable bags.  I use reusable bags, but they are [...]

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The eggs are continuing to come, around here, and I'm trying to find ways to incorporate them into meals, without getting tired of them.   I shall again sing the praises of those little Ancona egg machines.  If you don't have chickens, but want a couple in the back yard, this breed is brilliant.  While reading [...]

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The weather was beautiful today!  We took the girls for a walk in Rochester for a little family time.  Downtown Rochester is having an art exhibit, which consists of giant shoe sculptures done by Adam Pearson and decorated by various artists.  There are 11 shoes in all, but we only visited 6 of them.  We [...]

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Ice Cream!  Homemade ice cream is a tradition in our family.  My dad's side gets together for 4th of July every year.  My grandparents and my parents always make hand cranked, home made ice cream for all to enjoy…well, my parents haven't the past couple years because their ice cream maker broke.  This year almost [...]

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When I was in college I went through a period of time where I enjoyed reading biographies. One that touched me greatly was Amy Carmichael: Let the Little Children Come.  She was a woman with an intense love for children, and did amazing things for children in India, especially for girls who would have otherwise lived [...]

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We are avid public library visitors.  Mostly Mini and Husband, at this point, while I have them picking up a lot of inter-library loan selections. Since we value the Library we try to support it outside of the tax money that we already "donate".  So when the librarian sent out a request for prizes/gifts for [...]

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I commented a few days ago about writing to my Senator and Rep about concerns with a new law going into effect February 10.  Changes have begun to take place and it looks like a good start.  Products made with natural materials such as wood and cotton will not be needing testing. Great.  They are [...]

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I commented a few days ago about writing to my Senator and Rep about concerns with a new law going into effect February 10.  Changes have begun to take place and it looks like a good start.  Products made with natural materials such as wood and cotton will not be needing testing. Great.  They are [...]

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2008 was my start on becoming more self sufficient.  Less dependent on the industrial food system, and the mall, is where I started.  I feel good about our progress.  I had my first vegetable garden this year.  We were quite successful and learned a lot.  I LOVE tomatoes fresh from the garden.  Fresh green beans [...]

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This weekend was well used. Saturday was spent time with family participating in one of our holiday traditions.  There is an organization called Samaritan’s Purse which, every year, organizes an amazing event.  People all over the country take shoe box and fill them will necessity items and toys, to be sent to a child in [...]

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