The Momentum of Maine
Christopher Ellis-Jacobs
Lately, I’ve been reminded that movement can be as unpredictable as a 6-year-old’s golf swing. A few weeks ago, while coaxing one of my twin
Lately, I’ve been reminded that movement can be as unpredictable as a 6-year-old’s golf swing. A few weeks ago, while coaxing one of my twin
As we say farewell to summer and fall’s vibrant hues begin to blanket our beautiful state, I am delighted to introduce our latest issue of
At face value, if you live in this state, you are by definition a “Mainer.” However, there are some long-standing (albeit unofficial) rules around what
When spring arrives, do you feel inspired to clean and purge, refresh and rejuvenate? Longer, lighter days are the perfect time to shed old files,
There is a lot going on in the world right now. It can be tough to create pause when constantly connected to an overly eager
As the leaves turn and we welcome the crisp air of fall, we at edible MAINE are excited to share our latest issue with you.
My husband and I were the kind of parents who regularly took our little kids to faraway places. They were comfortable going to bed wherever
My husband and I traded off who pulled themselves out of bed at 6 a.m. on weekdays to get our kids ready for school. While
Dear readers, Welcome to winter in Maine! In the opening stanza of “Woods in Winter,” Portland-born poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow paints a cold and isolating
Dear Readers, In 1955, conservationist Rachel Carson wrote about experiencing nature alongside her young grandnephew when he visited her cottage on Westport Island. As they
What is the difference between happiness and joy? In my mind, the former is an elated emotion that passes, while the latter is a practiced
Once every spring, I walk out onto the middle of the old green bridge connecting Brunswick to Topsham and watch the mighty Androscoggin River rage
As an adjective, the word “decadent” carries with it two meanings. It can describe something in a state of decline, like a society. Or it