Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon
Day 13, NaHaiWriMo
Sleet at the window •
Tomorrow’s Valentines Day •
but winter cares not. Continue reading
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
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
Early day 13 NaHaiWriMo
Inspiration from NYSDOT Flashing highway sign: • Ice and snow [flash] Take it slow • We read and drive on.
NaHaiWriMo and Abe
In grade school we’d cut •
presidential silhouettes •
in February. Continue reading
