by Casey Butler
Is tiny house living all it’s cracked up to be? Jimmy and Jorie are nine weeks into life in the Maine tiny house. Read about how it’s going on GRINDTV.COM. Photo: Jorie Ohlson Advertisements
Categories: Conversations • Tags: breakfast, maine, tiny house, webreakfast
by Casey Butler
The SaltBox Cafe. Newry, Maine.
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by Casey Butler
The Front Room. Portland, Maine. Janna and I met during the coldest summer that California had seen in decades, in 2010. She had perma-tanned skin despite the near-constant cloud cover, and an entirely disarming smile, even though she was an editor at SURFER magazine while I was an intern there. Even though she was a former competitive surfer from Kauai. Even though, yes, she is one of those Ironses. She was also the only woman on SURFER’s editorial staff. Eventually, […]
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by Casey Butler
Brunswick, Maine. Bagels from Mister Bagel. Jimmy and I had met a couple of times before he began ordering quadruple shots of espresso–black–at the café where I worked. It was at that point that I knew we’d be friends. And then he brought in his lady, Jorie, who makes jewelry and is a professional healer (aka nurse) and is awesome. At the time, they both worked (and lived) at Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine, where they both also went to […]
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