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Do You Dream in Black and White or in Colour?
No
question, I dream in colour. Very colourful and very realistic. Over the years
I have woken questioning how much of my dream was factual and how much was my
imagination. It’s a trait I gave my character Keeghan in The Natasha Saga. We
both wake in the morning and have discussions with our husbands.
I
remember one day being thrilled we had the pileated woodpecker at the suet that
hangs with the other bird feeder. It was the male bird given the fact that
flaming red crest went down to his beak. This is the guy that the cartoon was
based on. Crow sized, at 40-49 cm, 16-19 ½ inches for my American friends, he
warrants the respect of other birds and the salutation Mr. According to ‘Birds
of North America’, there are 17 varieties of woodpeckers. No question, Mr Pil
is the bird in charge. The others stand at attention and move over when that
giant shows up.
That
thrill turned into a thriller in my dream. I can still picture that scene in my
mind. That beautiful, historic looking bird had become massive. A 6+ foot creature with
midnight black, evil eyes with creepy yellow pupils. Razor sharp claws appeared
from under his massive muscular wings that could rip me apart in milliseconds. The
beast stood at our patio door, banging his rounded beak against the glass. The
entire house rattled like we were in the middle of an earthquake. That bugger
was determined to get into our home as he glared at me. He wasn’t looking for more suet. Nope.
That beast wanted to devour me. In one big gulp. Trapped within my own home,
with nowhere to run…
Heather Greenis is the author of The Natasha Saga
Empowerment shatters traditions and lives. Greed and
pride have devastating consequences. Sacrifices must be made. Written on
multiple levels, the saga deals with hope, relationships, and giving, set
against a background of conflicting values.
Through a series of dreams, modern day couple
Keeghan and William follow the triumphs and tragedies of multiple generations
of the Donovan family. A chance encounter changes Natasha’s life, forever. In
her diary, Natasha writes of her dream, and her hope to escape a horrid
dictated future.
Will Natasha's legacy survive an uncertain future?
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