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A rainbow, a recipe and Cluck Norris.

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Porch geese have been around for years and women have been dressing them in seasonal costumes equally as long. But a bar in downtown Bath has taken it to the next level.

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Cluck Norris.

Best. Porch. Goose. Name. Ever.

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I’m always saving these lists of helpful hints but rarely try them. Though chalk in the jewelry box sounds easy enough.

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Just sayin’…

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A skunk-less rainbow this time.

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Only in Maine.

Fun fact? The house where I grew up on the Island was built in 1842 and had a large two story garden shed in the back yard. At the rear of the building? A three hole outhouse.

Because togetherness is everything.

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This was yummy.

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Though I added some sun dried tomatoes and fresh basil. Next time I think I’d half the mozzarella amount or use Parmesan.

Meanwhile in the backyard…

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Someone else is looking well fed.

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36 thoughts on “A rainbow, a recipe and Cluck Norris.”

  2. You got me going for a minute with the garden shed, I thought you were going to tell us about a two story outhouse, something of a popular management strategy.
    I’ve been telling people Jesus was a liberal ever since I knew what a liberal was.
    Then there’s your yard. Have I told you it’s big?

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  7. Yes, well fed is an apt description for that last picture. Cluck Norris is gonna be in my head for a while. And now, I’m off to put some vanilla on a cotton ball, which I absolutely did not plan on doing today.

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  8. The toiletsssss!! Ach! What I want to know is, are they still usable?

    Yes on Cluck Norris.

    But back to the toilets, that’s a clever idea for a contest.

    Awesome rainbow.

    My parents have a yard groundhog or woodchuck or whatever. They named him Chumley. 🙂

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