Husky voice, once soothing and gracious, crackles tales over lines built by Ma Bell. Reportedly bluebirds flit among dusty silk arrangements to bask in afternoon sunshine among the Dakota Farmer magazines littered on the antique end table.
Imaginary camels prance in the snowy field across the road, ungracefully swing their long necks and await their performance in the annual Christmas display beside the local Lutheran Church
Hallucinations of old friends, long dead, entertain and comfort her from the frayed and tattered tweed couch alongside her plaid overstuffed rocking chair. Farewell entertainment, seen through coated grey lens as her body prepares for eternal residence in the beyond.