May’s set of horoscopes find us under attack from our feathered friends. Find out which bird will have the last tweet*!
https://horrortree.com/may-2023-horoscopes-birds-of-a-featherkill-together/
In addition to watching the skies for avian adversaries, you’ll have to survey your surroundings at ground level. Or your characters will, anyway. Read on for inspiration for your Spring survivalist stories!
https://horrortree.com/may-2023-tarot-cards-for-writing-inspiration-2/
*Not affilated with the Twitter apocalypse
In other news (as such), I managed to get a day job and I have a little breathing room, but the work environment is wearing me out. I’m just burned out, methinks.
Plus, I still have a lot of figure out about the next stage of my life, and I’m probably going to have to take another break from dedicated blog reading and all that to try to come up with a plan. Because things are still a big ole mess, and, although I’ve been scanning the horizon, there’s still no sign of my “ship that will come in” as the saying goes.
Maybe I’ll see you on the open seas soon…
Willow Croft 
It really is rough out there. Wishing you calmer seas ❤️
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Oh, thank you so much! I need it…I like storms, of course, but I definitely need a safer place to live…like a big urban center again! (Who knew that a small town in Kansas could be so…dangerous and scary? *wry laugh*
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Love the bird theme! 🙂
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Ha, thanks! It was a fun set to do, for sure!
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Hey Willow, I clicked on horror tree but I couldn’t find which questions to answer. My email is kentwayneauthor@gmail.com, maybe that will help with interview Q&A. Let me know when you’ve sent the email on a wordpress comment, because sometimes it gets routed to my spam folder. Thanks for reaching out!
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I’ve sent the email… 🙂
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Got it! Just replied
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I hope you can find a safer harbor soon!
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Thank you! I hope so!
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Ladder-backed woodpeckers! How fascinating! And such a great tip about leaving dead trees standing and why. You worked in eco-friendliness again with a “killer” horoscope. (Love the birds who flock together, kill together play on words! HA!)
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Tee hee…thanks! And, in other backyard birding news, I saw my first ever red-headed woodpecker yesterday! Ha! https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-headed_Woodpecker/overview
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Oh wow! We have them around here. Sometimes I see them in our backyard even, but mostly when I’m out for a walk. They’re my faves. Woody!!!! lol
But I’ve seen the ladder-backed woodpeckers before and (a) thought they looked like woodpeckers but wasn’t sure, and (b) had no idea that’s what they were called (or that there were even different woodpecker species!) until your post! There you go infotaining me again…
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Ha, well, Virgos are probably (in)famous for “infotaining”. ROFL! (I know you know…ha!)
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Charlee: “Hey if you need somebody to come take care of those birds for you, just let us know.”
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Moon Pie sez she would love to catch birdies with you all! (Ha! And, just FYI, the terrible trio is indoor only–Willow)
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OMG is it like The Birds movie by Alfred Hitchcok ~ When you said “beware” in the title I was like 🙀🙀🙀🙀 Oh and did any more pumpkins go missing… 🤣
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Ha, and I forgot to go check on the pumpkin…I should go look. We had a BIG hailstorm/rainstorm here, and the plants and trees were shredded. Yes, actually shredded! And the bird horoscopes are fun…hope you like them!
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I hope the wind is in your sails! See you soon and hope the fog lifts❤️
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I’m at least “making way”! Thanks!
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