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I had a good chuckle at some local Maine events recently.

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Whoopie pies are a thing up here. They come in numerous flavors, everyone makes them and everyone loves them. (Except my husband, for reasons I’ve never understood. They’re delightful) And while a wine pairing with whoopies might seem strange to some, it’s perfectly logical to us.

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Cocktails? Yes.

Fried bugs? No.

I’d have to be very, very happy to reach for those.

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Can’t believe I missed this one!

Maine has very few rabbits left in the wild and there are none in my area. I would totally have eaten pastries and cuddled bunnies!

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25 thoughts on “Maine events.”

  6. That’s very sad about the bunnies. I know in NH so much wildlife has come back in the last 100 years as trees grow back (clear cut for farming in the 17-1800s). I hope the bunnies return like the turkeys and the bobcats.

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  7. Whoopie pies were a thing when we visited friends in PA twenty years ago. I tried one; couldn’t see what all the fuss was about. A squishy Oreo.

    My sister was given a gift box of fried insects about 65 years ago. There was a little key (like a Whitman’s Sampler) to ID the bugs.

    The rabbits here are so bold they don’t move when I walk out the back door. One calmly ate a milkweed 3 feet from me yesterday as I sat on the porch. I could probably step over them on the way to the clothesline if I didn’t choose to walk around them.

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  10. I have a friend who had a bunny for years – he hopped around the house freely and ended up gnawing all the electric cables. Cost my friend a fortune but boy was he well loved. Aren’t lobsters considered giant cockroaches?

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