Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon

Day 13, NaHaiWriMo

Sleet at the window •
Tomorrow’s Valentines Day •
but winter cares not. Continue reading →

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Serendipity of Technology Meeting Everything Else

Today I was driving home in this veritable white out and was really thinking more about keeping my phone charged in case of power outage so I plugged in the cable.

Up came Enya, A Day Without Rain. All right. Let it ride. Then: Continue reading →

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That sort of day

Now this little thing you see very simply as I wrote it––night, evening, snowstorm, woods, dark, late, snow falling among the alders, and trees, and with a little poetic exaggeration, you know (to see the woods fill up with snow). Did they fill up? How high? See. You want to know. Don’t ask me. Continue reading →

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Early day 13 NaHaiWriMo

Inspiration from NYSDOT Flashing highway sign: • Ice and snow [flash] Take it slow • We read and drive on.

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NaHaiWriMo and Abe

In grade school we’d cut •
presidential silhouettes •
in February. Continue reading →

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