Eagle Over the Sebasticook

[rolanni]

...fighting the really brutal wind and being slapped out of his spiral as soon as it was established.

Special Bonus Feature: Eagle on the power pole, just a bit further up the road, snugged down low in the nest.

The accountant has been dealt with; mail has been gathered -- galleys(!) for "A Night at the Opera". Yay! _Murder by Magic_ will soon be a reality. I really want to read this anthology.

I have fallen in love with a deep green 1996 Cadillac being sold by owner in Unity. White leather interior. Department of Defense/Bangor Airport sticker on the windshield. Fifty-five hundred dollars. *Sigh*

Next up -- the midday meal, and then a conference call with Madame the Agent. After that -- we shall see.

The Nameless story has doubled in length, and is still looking to get longer before it gets shorter.

Later...

Comments

[haikujaguar.livejournal.com]

Oh, how wondrous! We have bald eagles in the state, but not near any of the areas I live. You have to get pretty far on the interstate to see their giant nests lining the road.

My consolation are the cranes. We have sandhill cranes and the rare and lovely whooping cranes nearby. I am enchanted by creatures that are nearly as tall as I am that can still fly. Lucky birds!

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

If you drive up the Airline, you'll find, just outside of Calais, an eagle sanctuary. Nesting platforms have been built and the birds take Full Advantage. Down here, they have to make do with the cross-beams of the power poles and the occasional high, rocky point.

I envy you the whooping cranes. We have Great Blue Heron and smaller, white herons for amusement. And loons. I'd love to see a whooping crane.