The Little Spoon
Sheldon Conrad, Courtney ConradChronicling the life of a small family in Northern Vermont, who own and run a British-style teahouse. Meet the family, neighbors & customers who make up the world of The Little Spoon.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | thelittlespoon.substack.com |
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18. Behind the Mustard Chair
November in Northern Vermont is a month of transition, as leaves surrender the colors of autumn, to fade and fall, forming a blanket over the cold ground, in preparation for early snow. In fact, as anyone who has spent time in the mountains...
17. Annie's Challenge
It may have been Rose who was cheering the loudest as runners began to cross the finish line. The first to cross was a tall, sinewy fellow who looked like he was out for a stroll in the park, barely breathing hard and far out in front of th...
16. Trouble at the Teahouse
From the moment Noah joined the staff of The Little Spoon, they knew he was a great asset. He showed up each day at three o’clock and helped in all areas from the dining room to kitchen cleaning and prep for the following day. As such, Noah...
15. Johnny Elbows
Claire walked down the back stairwell from her apartment above The Little Spoon into the kitchen, as she did most mornings, where she was typically greeted with “Good Morning, Sunshine!” or something similar from her dad. Today the kitchen ...
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Sheldon is a lifelong working musician retired from gigging, now focused on his other lifelong passion - writing.
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