Good.

First Pine Tree Power, then revisit the standard offer procedure.

Groceries aren't priced by the bag.

We got the bigger end of the wishbone.

It's just the right amount of burning. Almost a comfortable warming feeling.

They sure are looking tastier every year

That would be the smart thing to do.

Ahh, this explains why it was so popping this week.

Nope.

Gas stove and a French press means I always have coffee ;)

Greater Portland? Open 24/7? Do you like LL Bean, bud?

Yes, it's starting to sprawl. Even with the pandemic boom, the net inflow of migration was very modest though. It's significant because it stopped the years long trend of negative population growth. The south was the main benefactor of migration.

What's this aboot?

The breakwater is sus during winter. I went on Christmas day and thought better than to go out. One slip, and you're a gonner. But maybe at low tide on one of these 50 degree days we have been having? It's probably better to just trek over to Owls Head if you feel like driving.

Maiden cliff should be fine. Wear spikes, take trekking poles, and stay away from the cliff itself. We don't need a reason for a second cross up there. Also, I would turn around and come back at the cliff instead of continuing on. It turns into a bit of a scramble afterward. However, Mount Meginticook trail from the state park is safe all the way up (with spikes, at least).

That's not supported by the data

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PHXRNSA

I couldn't agree more.

No, what you are hearing is that YoY numbers remain high because of past growth. Home prices have been declining since June.

Look closely at the windows.

Kinda makes you feel like what's the point? Lol

They just fed the image into Google search and posted the first result.

Same. It seems like a monument to human arrogance... that we turned into a tourist trap and gift shop.

It's called a tasting and making snow art, and It's elegantly cultural.

Burlington -> Montpelier-> Littleton -> White Mountains -> Fryeberg -> Portland

A longer wait and bigger bill. That doesn't sound very convenient.

Both.

The deals at Shaws can be ridiculously well priced, and generally speaking, they have a better selection / pricing on meat and dairy.

Hannaford has the better produce by a long shot and better priced store brands.

Everything else is hit or miss on pricing.

It crosses under some low hanging trees...and poof! Fire!

I am less concerned about the waste as I am the idea of freely floating pits of fire out on the water.