Eclipse
In spite of weather late in the afternoon that looked like last Wednesday:
I got to see the moon slip into the earth’s shadow last night. She had quite a party, winking at me, glowing red, brightening the stars around her. And there she was this morning, slinking low in the trees like a teen-ager who had gotten drunk the night before, pretending for all the world that nothing had happened.
See you at the next eclipse.
I got to see the moon slip into the earth’s shadow last night. She had quite a party, winking at me, glowing red, brightening the stars around her. And there she was this morning, slinking low in the trees like a teen-ager who had gotten drunk the night before, pretending for all the world that nothing had happened.
See you at the next eclipse.
3 Comments:
That would be 2010, right?
Wasn't that awesome! We took a few pictures of the moon, and I was out with the binoculars looking at all the stars I usually can't see. I saw the nebulae in Orion's sword last night! First time I've been able to do that at my house.
But boy, was it cold! BRRRRR!
We watched it through the window...! lol Heard that the rings of saturn were visible through a telescope, but ours is packed and in storage... Someday.
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