chrsitmas card post

It's that time and I will be mailing cards to far away lands soon so I'm putting up my post today. If you want a card, please reply to this thread OR send me a PM with your info. I am screening the post so your replies will not show up.

Also, If you need my addy, say so oin the reply or PM and I will sent it to you. OR point me to your own card post.

I LOVE to send cards... they are bought but addressed and sent with much love and joy! so please ask!!!

Love and happy holidays to allllll!

Alex

OEAM Big Bang post

Hey ya'll!

Are you about done? Have you been putting it off? Do you need more time?

I am not done or hardly started because I am a putter offer and I need much more time.

I am proposing this little fix and addition of time:

OEAM Big Bang
December 1 – 31, 2017 – Artist signups
December 31, 2017 – Writing time ends, sign up for posting day.
January 1, 2017 – Drafts due to mod for distribution to artists
January 15, 2017 – Editing
January 31, 2018 – Beta’d stories due
February 14, 2018 – All work should be done and posting will begin
Questions? Send me a message.

This gives us all more time and a little later posting date. Please check-in with your progress at OEAM Big Bang.

Squeeeee!

Book: Black Dahlia, Red rose - Pui Eatwell

Black Dahlia, Red Rose: The Crime, Corruption, and Cover-Up of America's Greatest Unsolved Murder by Piu Marie Eatwell

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The Black Dahlia died around January 15, 1947 and her severed body was dumped in a vacant lot in Los Angeles.

This book was compelling and Ms. Eatwell convinced me that Mr. Hodel did not, in fact, kill Elizabeth Short. She documented her argument from page until the last page. She used every source at her disposal to give us a glimpse into the aftermath of the death of 22 year old Elizabeth Short and a look into the mind of the sociopath who she believes (and she convinced me) killed her. She tells us WHY the case has never been solved and why it's not likely ever be.

The book does not have the grisly photos - only one of the body and it is covered but she does detail the horrors that were visited upon the poor girl though she also does not dwell overmuch on those. This is a detective story, plain and simple.

If you have an interest in the case, it's a must read.



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