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Seeking a salon (not that kind)

August 18, 2012August 19, 2012 Betsy

Let’s be clear, I’m not longing for a hair salon. I’ve got an excellent one.  I am referring to the salons of Paris and New York City–cultural gatherings where food […]

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 Fun, life, writing  authors, Bloomsbury Group, Body Mind Spirit Day Spa, Boston salon, intellectual discussion, literary, Paris salon, salons, Virginia Woolf, William Corbett  6 Comments

Past, Present. Perfect

July 28, 2012 Betsy

I’m not yet to the grandparent part of my life so when my niece Rachel arranged to stop by for lunch on her trip from Virginia to Maine, I was […]

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 children, family, life  family, Irish grandmother, niece, two-year-old  1 Comment

Waiting to Cross

July 14, 2012July 22, 2012 Betsy

A picnic lunch. Sultry summer afternoon. An early escape from the office. Inspired art. A community of the like-minded. Fastfood grab and go. AC blasting. Running between jobs. Graffiti. Stuck in a […]

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 life, writing  graffiti, Midnight Run, trains, Woody Guthrie  Leave a comment

Editing Life

June 2, 2012June 2, 2012 Betsy

I hired Christie to clean our house. I expected shiny floors and a dose of guilt. After all, I’ve read Nickle and Dimed. Christie has tackled our home like a need editor. […]

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 life  cleaning lady, editing, Gerry Shanahan, housecleaning, John Breen, Lucia Donnelly, Nickle and Dimed, Sally Ryder Brady, Westport News  1 Comment

Rembembering this Moment

April 15, 2012 Betsy

The New England winter that never was has erupted into spring. We’re not talking about a shy ingenue entry. The trees look like a heavy-handed stylist showered them in red buds, […]

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 life  in the moment, remembering, Spring  Leave a comment

Magical Thinking: A Good Thing

April 7, 2012April 7, 2012 Betsy

An article in the New York Times this week, “In Defense of Superstition” by Matthew Huttson, concluded that there is no downside to magical thinking. To that I say, “Well heck, […]

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 life, writing  Alfred Starratt PhD, Easter, magic realism, magical thinking, superstition  2 Comments

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