Dashboard Horus: A Bird's Eye View of the Universe

Elizabeth Jaeger’s essays, short stories, book reviews and poetry have been published in various print and online journals, including Margate Bookie, Caustic Frolic, The Blue Nib , Capsule Stories , Watchung Review, Ovunque Siamo, Peacock Journal, Boston Accent Lit, and Italian Americana. Her memoir Stolen: Love and Loss in the Time of COVID is forthcoming from Unsolicited Press. You can find her at: https://jaegerwrites13.wordpress.com , on Instagram @jaegerwrites, and on TikTok @papajaegertheowl. I was more tired than hungry. My jaw ached from a constant stream of yawns and my eyelids felt like sacks of cement. Our first day in Seoul had passed in a blur. I remembered virtually nothing of it after we arrived at Wonderland’s headquarters, the academy in which we would teach for the next twelve months. Even though the sun had not yet set, as soon as Dave—our English speaking liaison with Wonderland — showed us to the hotel, I laid down on the lumpy double bed. The bright sun pushed ...

  “My work has been published in various print and online journals, including Margate Bookie, The Blue Nib, Capsule Stories, Watchung Review, Peacock Journal, Boston Accent Lit, and Italian Americana. Newtown Literary published an excerpt from my novel-in-progress. I can be found at: https://jaegerwrites13.wordpress.com and on Instagram @jaegerwrites.” Apgar Grab     Who knew that trying to get a campsite could be such an adrenaline inducing experience? But Glacier National Park is so insanely popular and camping so wildly in demand, that the process of trying to secure a place to sleep at Apgar Campground could make for a reality TV show. At Apgar there are no reservations. It’s a first come first serve campground with nearly 200 sites. Not bad. Looking at the numbers one might guess there’d be plenty of room. Guess again.     We — my spouse, my eleven-year-old son, and I —  had done plenty of first come first serve campgrounds in Michigan the ye...