On her blog, Martha Stewart posted the speech that she recently gave at the exclusive Pot and Kettle Club. Her blog posting includes the photos she showed and the very thoughtful speech contained lots of tasty bits of information about Maine. For instance, did you know that it takes 20 years for a piece of sea glass to become fully polished?

It’s interesting that someone with such a large publishing and broadcasting business would take the time to post on a blog. She most likely doesn’t do it totally herself but is interested in this new medium. Can cookies get smarter?

The Pot and Kettle Club is also mentioned in the wonderful book Maine Cottages: Fred L. Savage and the Architecture of Mount Desert, by John M. Bryan (Author), Richard Cheek (Photographer.) Fred Savage is a whole other interesting subject.

She visited the Boothbay Antique Dealers Show – Antiques in the Gardens at the Botanical Gardens, and true to form, she had lots of ‘good things’ to say about gardens and antiques in Maine.

(Thank you WLBZ2 in Bangor.)

Finally, this very snowy winter gets noticed. According to Village Soup in Camden, the winter snowfall in the Rockport area has totaled 86.5 inches through the month of February. Even Martha Stewart blogged about all the beautiful white stuff at her home in Seal Harbor.