The Christmas Ornament Mystery

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Jenny Blackford
That blue-silver origami thing with wings inside the graceful ribbonned globe of Christmas glass was doubtless meant to be a swan -- or maybe it's a more peculiar bird. In mediaeval times monks taught that hungry mother pelicans would pierce their feathed breasts to feed their young on their heart-blood, urging their often half-starved human flock to more self-sacrifice. I’d really rather that the silver-paper bird was anything but a starving pelican feeding herself to her brood. Luckily, the more I look into the globe the more the origami thing with wings looks bony, ancient, wild. Could it be the fabled Christmas Pterosaur?