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Me in a word: DIG
This is a blog about my days of both work and play, thoughts,aspirations and passions. When creating this blog I found a word that defines my whole being. DIG.
Definitions:
To dig into; to attack, work, or apply oneself voraciously, vigorously, or energetically.
To dig up; to locate or find.
To dig out; to prepare (soil) by loosening or cultivating.
To dig in; to start eating.
Digs; living quarters.
This blog shows highlights of my life, work and all that goes on in my digs and maybe yours...
Definitions:
To dig into; to attack, work, or apply oneself voraciously, vigorously, or energetically.
To dig up; to locate or find.
To dig out; to prepare (soil) by loosening or cultivating.
To dig in; to start eating.
Digs; living quarters.
This blog shows highlights of my life, work and all that goes on in my digs and maybe yours...
Posts
Past Digs
Wellesley House for Sale
(4)
new listing
(4)
house for sale
(3)
staging
(3)
Barns
(2)
Colonial Revival
(2)
Dutch Barns
(2)
Fall and Winter House maintenance
(2)
Farmhouse
(2)
Halloween
(2)
Houses
(2)
Natick Center
(2)
Natick Town House
(2)
#lemonadela
(1)
Autumn bouquet
(1)
Barefoot Contessa pie crust
(1)
Beverly Hills
(1)
Bishop
(1)
Chinese Zociac
(1)
Crisco pie crust
(1)
FHA
(1)
Food
(1)
Garrison Colonial
(1)
Halloween 2011
(1)
Hearst-Davies Estate
(1)
Holiday greenery
(1)
Jeffrey Hyland
(1)
LAX
(1)
Lemonade Los Angeles
(1)
Maine
(1)
Market Update
(1)
Mercury Retrograde
(1)
Merry Christmas
(1)
Moroccan chicken
(1)
Moving
(1)
National Geographic
(1)
Newton house
(1)
Passover Sedar
(1)
Pie crust review
(1)
Provincetown Sign
(1)
Real Estate News
(1)
Rick Hilton
(1)
River Street
(1)
Seaglass Cottage
(1)
Silver Palate Chocolate Chip Cookies
(1)
Smells
(1)
Spring
(1)
Spring Bulb fertilization techniques
(1)
Tax Credit
(1)
Trader Joe's pie crust
(1)
Twillight
(1)
Valentine greenery
(1)
Valentine's Day
(1)
Year of the Rabbit
(1)
books
(1)
braised chicken
(1)
burger
(1)
california
(1)
cemetery
(1)
ceramic
(1)
containers
(1)
fall bulb allium
(1)
fast food
(1)
fries
(1)
japanese toys
(1)
mortgage rates
(1)
odors
(1)
owl
(1)
postcard
(1)
pots
(1)
pumpkin
(1)
rain barrels
(1)
skeleton
(1)
slow cooker
(1)
soup
(1)
supper
(1)
tabletop
(1)
thoughts
(1)
townhome
(1)
winter dinner
(1)
witch
(1)
Can we move this house to Wellesley and the yard and the barn?
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