Category Archives: geeky stuff

kittehs!

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Mary Beth Frezon
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The Day of the Eclipse

Posted on August 21, 2017 by Mary Beth Frezon

So glad I took today off! Started out by mailing my August Poetry Postcard cards at the Nassau Post Office, each bearing one of the cool eclipse stamps. Hope they all arrive safe and sound. A little breakfast, picked up … Continue reading →

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Clouds and Other Serendipity This Week

Posted on June 30, 2017 by Mary Beth Frezon

A new server at a local restaurant must have decided not to take any chances on any in her care having a messy moment so she plopped down a pile of napkins and these on my table. Since I wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Welcome Visitors! 100! Paint! Quote!

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Mary Beth Frezon

For awhile now this blog has existed in two planes, the much older, self-hosted wordpress.org version and of late the wordpress.com version. I’d had a .com account for a long time mainly so I could answer questions about it by … Continue reading →

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Neil Gaiman, Bryan Fuller and American Gods

Posted on April 16, 2017 by Mary Beth Frezon

A fabulous time was had by all. Neil Gaiman came out and introduced the first episode and said it was odd because at most screenings he’s not there and they show a clip of him apologizing for not being there … Continue reading →

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