Month: January 2022

Katelyn Ciaramitaro

katelyn@fivemarkrealtygroupllc.com
978-473-0922

Charleen McCarthy
charleen@fivemarkrealtygroupllc.com
978- 729-1239

Shed…

Last night I put rolled oats, chia seeds, strawberries, sliced almonds, raspberries and oat milk in a jar.

I’ll report back on the taste.

Here’s a good article about he benefits of Overnight Oats From Bob’s Red Mill

Update:

OK so I just tried the first batch.

It was OK. Felt good eating it but a little lacking in flavor and sweetness. I may add a little honey drizzle next time.

I do feel satisfied though and ready to tackle the day and Pickleball. 😄

The recent grey damp days were starting to get me down so I went out looking for some inspiration. Despite the dreariness, there are still many bright spots to find out there if you seek them. I discovered that once you start looking, they are pretty easy to find AND make the day seem decidedly less grey.

Chef Aaron Budak invited us to a preview tasting and……..WOW!

May be the best coffee I’ve ever tasted.

Prices verrrrrry reasonable.

Smoked Haddock chowder could be award winning.

Roasted pork sandwich with tomato jam was a flavor explosion.

Trust me When I Tell You This Place Is Gonna Be Rocking !

Happy Humpback Cafe to open soon at 2 Lexington Ave Magnolia.

I’ll update you with the firm opening date when Chef Adam gives me the green light

Thanks for the invite chef!

Ignore dude. This is a fun season. The loudest tin cans are the emptiest

— Victorkiam (@victorkiam) January 2, 2022

I gotta save that quote for future use!

Flood tide…

An adult Herring Gull at the Jodrey State Fish Pier late in the afternoon. Unfortunately there was no light at that time because it had become dull.
The Herring Gull’s webbed foot on the left side has been lifeless, but this bird is alive and kicking.

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