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Sunrise at Ocean Park Beach, Maine

Mended at the Cracks

September 23, 2021 Betsy

My heart, after decades of comings and leavings, is a brilliant web of gold.

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 Beach life, family, Inspiration, life, New England  Betsy Fitzgerald, daughters, equinox, family, inspiration, Kintsugi, motherhood, mothering, New England  Leave a comment

End Not in Sight

September 13, 2021 Betsy

Maybe we would have shared words. Wine. Wisdom. Winter is standing by.

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 Inspiration, Muse  authentic writing, Betsy Fitzgerald, Carpe Diem, creativity, Grief, inspiration, Loss, New England, poet, Poetry, writing, writing life  Leave a comment

Shine On

September 8, 2021September 8, 2021 Betsy

Pandemic pounds? Self-negative? I am who I am and you are who you are, no matter what.

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 Covid-19, life, Pandemic  Agent Search, beauty, Betsy Fitzgerald, Carpe Diem, inspiration, Live Life Today, Lizzo, New England Author, Pandemic Prose  Leave a comment

Starting New

August 27, 2020 Betsy

If I could rewire the world, I would. It’s been a wild Spring to Summer and heading into Fall. I do know that nothing lasts (as in bad things) — […]

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The Blessing of Corn

August 2, 2017 Betsy

…by the end of the summer, we had a balanced meal, heavy on the veggies. I lived the original farm to table.

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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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