There is a hustle and bustle in the air – even though Last Frost isn’t until the second week for us here in mid-Maine, we can tell that the attitude of the weather has changed. I should be getting my peas in (well, really I should have put them in a couple of weeks agoContinue reading “Tuesday Sunshine Happenings”
Author Archives: Rachael M Rollson
Monday’s Muse
Friday in Pictures: Spring Bits
let the images tell you their story
Duendesday: Much to do
{life with a curious and crazy 10 yr old} She’s an opportunist for any moment to scooter; keeping not one, but two scooters in the car just in case she can convince someone to scooter with her. When we finally made it to the Farmer’s Market (after a long Winter), Duende was less interested inContinue reading “Duendesday: Much to do”
On a Tuesday
I do love to grow things. As much as my body doesn’t always enjoy it, I like to rake and turn the earth a bit just to smell the deep musky life brewing in there. With the warm sun and things greening up, it’s a joy to be out there. Buds on trees, birds matingContinue reading “On a Tuesday”
Recipe Thursday: Hot Lobster Dip & Tortilla Chips
As with many of our recipes, I’m all about the ‘kitchen-sink technique’; it’s all about what we have on hand. I prefer recipes that I can easily substitute something of a like kind and that it satisfies all three of our diverse palates (harder to come by with some dishes for the kid but weContinue reading “Recipe Thursday: Hot Lobster Dip & Tortilla Chips”
What’s Happening Tuesday
Besides one little lump in the driveway, under the construction materials due for the Transfer Station, is the last bit of snow on the front side of the property. I found myself near the Longfellow Greenhouse/Nursery yesterday and came home with a selection of delicious Pansies, and a few extra Heuchera to go with myContinue reading “What’s Happening Tuesday”
Monday’s Muse
“Cultivation is the shallow stirring of the surface soil in order to cut off small weeds and prevent the appearance of new ones. Weeding takes place after the weeds are already established. Cultivation deals with weeds before they become a problem. Weeding deals with the problem after it has occurred. When weeds are allowed toContinue reading “Monday’s Muse”
Thursday: Just Food Pics
I know, I tease you all by never posting photos of the food. There is just such a ‘thing’ about pictures of food on the interwebs these days, it’s funnier if I don’t indulge you. Ha! But here are some random pics of food and food like bits. Enjoy.
Duendesday: Early Spring
{life with a curious and crazy 10 yr old} Duende loves Spring. She’s happy to have the sunshine and longer days. Running around to see what the creek is doing this time of year, doing hula hoop tricks, even trying to ride her bike on the firmer ground. Which is hard around here – weContinue reading “Duendesday: Early Spring”
