Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon

Sometimes you sew

Sometimes you un-sew. That’s just the way of it. If you pay attention, it just sounds different and you stop and look. Hopefully sooner rather than later!

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February #Haiku

Oxford word challenge: use #haiku to tell us about the weather where you are. We’ll RT the best haikus. Ready, steady, go! Continue reading →

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Round the tumulus at Dalry, according to the local form of the Marchen of Hesione, a great dragon used to coil in triple folds, before it was killed by the blacksmith. Introduction by Andrew Lang to The Secret Commonwealth of … Continue reading →

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Done for tonight

Leaving a clean machine and the quilt hanging up, about half done. Continue reading →

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#5

Sorry I didn’t post about #4. You were probably waiting for it. Sorry. Continue reading →

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