Something smells
shiny
Henny
spent
night
alone
downstairs
twelve
hours
ticked
since
odor cancelling shampoo
shower
and
still
open concept
floor plan
smells
like
dead
fish
Henrietta serves up another life-op….
complaints regarding her perfume at dinner
drove me to slip on her slip collar
stroll subdivision
beneath
starlit sky
Big Dipper
only constellation I can identify
loomed large
and
brought to mind
Sagan’s
Pale Blue Dot
Tempted to
live the question
How will fellow fourlegs react?
dog park trip today
And in the in case your were wondering file….the MGG talk was fun.
Self-evaluation tells me I started strong, fizzled in the middle, and although the wrap-up had substance, it lacked flow.
Practice, practice, practice….
Email invitation is always open.
:)
Starry, starry night! The Big Dipper is a great way to find the North Star, which is at the end of the handle of the Little Dipper. Follow the line formed by the two stars that make the side of the Big Dipper (opposite the handle side). Extending that line up/out of the Big Dipper connects with the North Star. In the night sky, all the stars appear to rotate around Polaris, the North Star. The two dippers have their open tops pointing toward each other and bottoms in opposite directions. Even with the rotation of stars and constellations, the dippers maintain this spatial relationship with one another. Ancient mariners depended on the North Star for nocturnal navigation. Did Henrietta find a dead fish to roll in??
I'm right with you on the constellations.