Tag Archives: New England

Summer Playlist for Sunny Days, Stormy Nights, and Roadtrips

Posted on July 3, 2015 by Mary Rowen

It’s July 3rd, and it finally feels like summer has hit New England. Maybe it’s just me—I’ve been hacking away at a dark, “wintery” novel—but I don’t think so. The weather simply hasn’t been typical of summer until now. Yes, … Continue reading →

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Will this Cold Kill Off the Mosquitoes?

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Mary Rowen

If you know me well or have ever spent a summer evening with my family, then you probably know about my fear of mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. I’m not concerned for my own health; as an adult, I … Continue reading →

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Will this Cold Kill Off the Mosquitoes?

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