Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon
The Eve of April
the eve of april – before dark I walk the yard – peepers singing loud Continue reading
Posted in birds and chickens, clouds, food, haiku, In the neighborhood, landscape, NaPoWriMo, Poetry and Lyrics, sunsets, taking time to look, watercolor, weather
Tagged birds, bread, clouds, haiku, landscape, landscapepainting, NaPoWriMo, peepers, pleinair, poetry, sourdough, spring, watercolor
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Superb Owl Sunday
I was just sitting watching some folks online talk about the state of the world when I heard… SOMETHING. Continue reading
Posted in 418 Petersburg, birds and chickens, Bucket List, clouds, Do the Work, In the neighborhood, landscape, Miscellany, OneGoodThing, sunsets, the creative process, watercolor
Tagged birds, clouds, deer, dothework, landscapepainting, owls, sunset, watercolor, wildlife
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The Grinder Roosts At Last
This was yesterday’s job. My antique coffee grinder had been waiting around for me to commit and this was the only reasonable place it could go. Continue reading
Posted in 418 Petersburg, badass-ness, cats helpful cats, coffee and tea, Do the Work
Tagged blackcats, Cat, coffee, helpfulcats, newhouse, oddjobs
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I didn’t have a single *&^% left… until I did!
This is a totally off the wall suggestion but I give it based on my own experience. You know how we laugh with a friend or groups that we’re “just outta fucks to give”? Continue reading
Posted in badass-ness, Do the Work, family and friends, fountain pens, note to self, RESIST, Ripped from the headlines, words
Tagged advice, badassness, dothework, election2024, FountainPens, friends, recovery, RESIST, words
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November 5, 2024
I just went out to check for mail and to empty my coffee grounds into the garden. Beautiful sunny day, almost seventy degrees. Heading out in a bit to pick up Mom and spend the rest of the day together. … Continue reading
