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You sure paint good Frank!
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I like #2 cause of the colors, I think I'll make one page (6 labels) of each and have some of them all!!
 
Sounds like my warped sense of colors will have to go buy the wayside, #4 sounds like the winner!!
 
I am printing my White Zinfandel labels, I thought a bright label would go well with it.



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The bottle lady is saving me 5 cases of wiskey bottles for maple syrup,
I'm going to save a couple hundred dollars this year on bottles, that
is a wiskey bottle with White Zinfandel on the left...lol



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Gas for Truck to drive around the woods of Maine: $2.50/ gal


Saving money on used whiskey bottles: $200.00


Labor to haul all that sap to the truck from each bucket: lots $$$


Satisfaction you made some of your friends' breakfast better with some great syrup:priceless!!!
 
It makes me tired just reading about it!


Great post!


As soon as the current stress is over, you can expect something in the mail.
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Not tellin' you what it is though!
 
Spinach/sausage soup:



1lb chicken sausage (sweet)

1 bag spinach chopped up a little

2 quarts chicken stock

large can of tomatoes (diced)

1 can canalli beans (white kidney beans)

1/3rd box Farfalle noodles (those bow tie ones)



cook the sausage in a fry pan, bring the chicken stock to a boil, add
the spinach to the stock, add the tomatoes and beans, cook the noodles
in a seperate pot, cut the cooked sausage up into small pieces, add to
the stew, simmer the stew while the noodles cook, add the noodles when
done, EAT.

( I add a few slices of ginger while the spinach is cooking and remove
them when done, also I add fresh peper and Italian seasoning)



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AA,


You're making my mouth water
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. It looks wonderful. What wine would you suggest? I'm thinking a nice Chardonay or maybe a blush of sorts?
 

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