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This is a blog about living on Cape Cod and running a Wellfleet bed & breakfast, open year long. I'm a Russian-American who spent 25 years in France. My husband Sven is from Sweden. Sweden’s colors are blue & yellow. Mix them, and you get green, a concept we embrace. No toxic chemicals, please, and organic food whenever possible . . .
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Alexandra Grabbe is also the author of French Graffiti, a paperback collection of essays about living in France. Copies are available through this Web site for $17.50, including shipping and handling.
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- What's Happening in May and June?
- B&B Etiquette: Email or Phone Contact?
- Why Catch of the Day Caught My Attention
- Getting Riled Up Over Toxic Chemicals
- Oyster Shells & Defeat of Article to Prevent McMan...
- What's For Breakfast?
- Bonus Post: LeCount Hollow, Today
- An April Day in the Life
- 7 Ways To Protect Loved Ones from E. D. on Earth Day
- Read Why I Became an Activist
- Empty Beaches = Paradise for Dogs
- New Sheets Arrive!
- Outer Cape Celebrates Earth Week
- Thoughts While Walking to Dyer Pond
- Liberty Coin Suite Again Welcomes Guests
- Art Season Launches Early At Harmon Gallery
- How Oysters Get Unloaded at the Marina
- Senator Lautenberg Introduces Safe Chemicals Act
- Thoughts on Buying a New Coffee Machine
- Wellfleet Pizza Curries Favor
- Wellfleet Renovates Main Street Sidewalks
- Talking Ossuaries and Middens Over Breakfast
- Bonus Post: Newcomb Hollow, Today
- Signs of Spring
- Newcomb Hollow, Today
- Another Dinner at PB Makes My (Birth) Day
- How To Make Me Happy On My Birthday
- Join the Movement! Sack the Bag!
- Mad Dash for Housing & Hope for One Family
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