I must be psychic! Because I was right about the rats!
When I took a last look at the Yahoo News before shutting my computer down, I almost had a heart attack--well, maybe not quite. But I did scream, "It can't be! That's MY ghost ship! How dare it still be afloat!"
http://www.nbcnews.com/science/ghost-ship-cannibal-rats-are-swarming-over-twitterverse-2D11985346
Yes, the Lyubov Orlova is the very ghost ship I am breathing new life into in my work-in-progress, "After the Cataclysm." Judging from the research on her, I surely thought she had long since slipped beneath the waves of the Atlantic as there had been no sightings for one year. Hence, I thought I was free to do with her as I pleased. Well, at least I was right about the RATS!
(A helpful person sent me this image of the 'cannibals.'
That's enough to want that ship sunk.)
I just hope she is not up to any mischief (such as crashing onto shore) before I finish my novel. Because that would surely ruin my plans for her. And they say the life of a novelist is all make-belief.
When the flaming-orange tom was brought to the local animal shelter, he was messy. And he stank. That darn cat never took his eyes off me. They were not quite green and not quite yellow; they were round, and alert, and reflected light like precious stones set in orange gold. ‘Don’t even think about it,’ I told him. E-Book and Paperback available from Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Inge-H.-Borg/e/B006QYQKUS -- Also check other writings at: http://devilwinds.blogspot.com/


Oh, I can't believe this! Sorry your ship has reappeared. What are the odds?? And the whole story about the rats is one of the creepiest things I've ever read.
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