There is an art to living beautifully and people on the East Coast seem to have a real knack for it. We know that it is not really about what we have, but what we are able to do with what we’ve got. This past year, each and every one of us has become masters… Read More»
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Be more kind
By Kim Hart Macneill | October 1, 2020“Oh come on,” I muttered to myself as I watched the man turn into the other end of the aisle moving against the arrows. While this method of navigating the grocery store frustrates me too, I follow rules. I seethed silently as he rolled his cart toward me. As we passed, our eyes met over… Read More»
Sewing my way through COVID-19
By Kim Hart Macneill | June 7, 2020My sewing machine stayed in its box for about a decade until COVID-19 hit our region. In my 20s, I sewed and knit a lot, but over the years, I grew busier and my hobbies fell by the wayside. As the pandemic heralded a slower life closer to home, my old pastimes began to call.… Read More»
Easy as pie
By Kim Hart Macneill | December 2, 2019In our winter issue: perfecting pies, a 250-year-old home, and a heat pump primer
Welcome home – Fall 2019
By Kim Hart Macneill | September 28, 2019Happy birthday to us! Since 1999, homeowners across our region invited us to step inside their homes, from Fogo Island, Newfoundland to the Acadian Shore in New Brunswick and Montague, P.E.I, to Antigonish, N.S. While house styles and design trends change from year to year, what never changes is the hospitality we experience everywhere we… Read More»
Welcome home – Summer 2019
By Kim Hart Macneill | June 4, 2019In this issue, we get outside to get the most out of summer
Welcome home – fall 2018
By Kim Hart Macneill | September 17, 2018What Atlantic Canadian cities and town can learn from Old Town Lunenburg, N.S.
Welcome home – summer 2018
By Kim Hart Macneill | July 4, 2018Where we get our ideas for the next East Coast Living and a chance to win a one-year subscription
Welcome home – spring 2018
By Kim Hart Macneill | March 2, 2018If it’s still chilly in your part of Atlantic Canada as you read this issue, I hope you’ll find spring warmth here