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Back to work

Posted on February 18, 2012 by Mary Beth Frezon

This morning there was a patch of sunlight and it was warm enough to sit on the front steps and drink my coffee without being cold. Continue reading →

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Chickadee haiku on a cold January day

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Mary Beth Frezon

Chickadee shadows flit across the white wall by grey branches shattered A small motor whir hopping from small twig to twig chickadee calling. The cold doesn’t stop the call of the chickadees nor my listening. Mary Beth Frezon, January 15, … Continue reading →

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Who has seen the wind

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Mary Beth Frezon

This is going out to Mom as a frequently heard poem of my childhood. Tonight it’s appropriate because I can hear the wind pushing around the precip and generally causing havoc with phone lines and sources of the Internet. Who … Continue reading →

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The View From Here

Posted on January 3, 2012 by Mary Beth Frezon

Not really interested in the practical. It looked very mysterious. Continue reading →

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Just the right person

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

“In fact,” says I, “I have one burning question about clouds and I’ve always hoped to meet the right person to ask. My question is: what keeps clouds together?” Continue reading →

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