Welcome Readers in search of ookiness! Your quest stops here!
I hope your Turkey Wake was filled with wondrous joy for you
and your families to be thankful for, my home here with my children and
grandchildren tops my list, along with my Georgia family and friends as
well.
While there is much joy in this season, I am reminded that
time is fleeting, especially for those who are unwell. My daughter-in-law and her family have drawn
together to look after her dad who is giving his advanced cancer a tough
battle. Tom, you are in my thoughts and
prayers.
My mother, as well, is having a bout with illness and I hold
her in my heart as she makes her way back to health.
On a brighter note, “Elfie,” the elf who has taken up
residence in our house, flitting about to keep Rosie and Joey on the straight
an narrow so they make Santa’s “Good List” is a funny little dudette. In the blink of an eye she moves from one
post to another, and no one can seem to catch her in flight. She’s a crafty one, that Elfie!
As 2012 winds down, I find myself grateful for my family and
friends, my home with my son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren, and Brie-Brie,
and for my muse, who though occasionally plays hide and seek with me, always
eventually drops idea nuggets into my feeble brain.
I hope 2013 brings my readers much joy and ookiness!
Chills!
Ter
Nathan Williams interviews Owl’s Eye View’s own Lisa
Galloway who talks vampirism and lesbianism in “Swooping Through the
Years.”
In this issue’s “From the Perch” Meredith Alden tells us a
story about how a little vibe demonstration can change a life forever.
Lisa Galloway explores the back story (literally) in a
traditional holiday beverage in Visceral Verse.
Melanie Mirth shares “Nana’s Legacy” in “Macabre Mirth” this
issue.
If you mess around in the haunted forest, chances are you
might get a surprise on Christmas morning, or so you can read about in my story
“Oh Christmas Tree.”
My short story, “Don’t Piss Off the Round Boy!” warns
don’t’cha dare get caught on Santa’s naughty list when he’s in a mood!
And last but certainly not least we have the riveting
conclusion of “True Crime Shelf” that will leave Owl's Nest shaken to its
core. Don’t miss a word!
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