1 May, 02:08 PM

Fresh rhubarb is the farmer’s market pick of the week. Pies, jams, chutneys, or old school dipping it in sugar to chew straight up. I bought three pounds!
First outdoor market in Portsmouth today - I also picked up some nasturtium and lettuce seedlings, beet greens, arugula, and eggs. I love market days.
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16 March, 12:34 PM
It’s not only unsightly and inconvenient for you, it’s really detrimental to the health of animal populations. I love hearing stories about what people are doing to help creatures safely cross the road.
We invaded their territory, after all.
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9 March, 04:40 PM

where seafood comes from. small boats in small ports, crewed by hard-working, honest fishermen.
(well, some of the time, anyway.)
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9 March, 03:09 PM
This poem landed in my inbox this morning via a friend that I was talking to recently about wanting. I think some degree of wanting can be healthy if it pushes you toward positive change, but it should never overshadow appreciation for what you have.
[Please, bear with me as I try to learn to blog (again? already? still?).]
Shopping by Faith Shearin
My husband and I stood together in the new mall
which was clean and...
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23 August, 11:41 AM
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I made up a recipe this morning.
At the Orleans farmer’s market yesterday I bought a pint of wild blackberries. Another customer asked the man (from Terra Luna) where he got them and he responded with a general region and sneaky smile. “I can’t give you specifics,” he said.
I love berries. I wanted to introduce these to something else I love: crepes. My crepe love started in college when Rachel and I would...
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i totally went to that same hole-in-the-wall in Harvard Square. I wonder if we were ever there at the same time…
Your posts continue to inspire me to work harder to buy fresh, local produce. I missed my farmers market this week and am now …
lovely post, my dear.
Makes me yearn for the years the wife and I spent heading to that market. Luckily, we’ve been lucky finding great alternatives here on the …