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The Bird is a Word

June 12, 2019 Betsy

I earned my Birding badge in my ever-brief enlistment in the Girl Scouts. Lucky for me, the test was easy and even back then, I knew bluebirds from robins. That […]

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 Country living, life, Muse, Summer life  Baltimore Oriole, Birding, Birdwatching, Hummingbird, Morning Muse, New England  Leave a comment

Ruined by Reading

June 9, 2019June 9, 2019 Betsy

I’m behind the crowd, having just finished Celeste Ng’s (pronounced Ing) first novel, EVERYTHING I NEVER TOLD YOU. My plan was to move on to  LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE, her new […]

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 fiction, Inspiration, life, Novels, Reading  best reads, bestsellers, book review, Celeste Ng, family stories, novels, reading like a writer  Leave a comment

Mini Tale

June 5, 2019June 12, 2019 Betsy

It’s a small thing, but my house mouse garnered a lot of attention when I started writing about him on my FaceBook page, the type that makes a mouse quiver […]

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 life  CDB, do no harm, field mouse, mice, mouse in house, mousehunt  Leave a comment

Call Out My Name

July 8, 2016 Betsy

When exactly did it become considered bold to call someone on the telephone? My 30-something friends assure me that texting is the non-confrontational way to go. Phone calls are aggressive, […]

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 life  Communicating, Connections, Friendship, texting  Leave a comment

Winds o’ Mine

March 11, 2016May 1, 2016 Betsy

March winds bring me back to afternoons at the kitchen table of Bridget Reilly Fitzgerald–my grandmother. She would make us strong black tea, lightened and sweetened, and tell us stories about home. It was the story of the Banshee that took root.

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 life  Banshee, Betsy Fitzgerald, Ireland, Irish-American, St. Patrick's Day. Irish  2 Comments

My Little Black Book

January 3, 2016January 3, 2016 Betsy

For years now, my friends have asked why I don’t keep my address book on my phone. Or in my g-mail account. My little black book is showing it’s age. […]

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 family, life  letter-writing, Luddite, Mindfulness, Somers CT, Somers High School  13 Comments

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