If you're blessed with a clear sky tonight, step outside some time between 10:00 PM and 5:00 AM and look up. There's nothing like a shower of falling stars to bring a little wonder into your life.
* P.S. December 16: I missed the peak night due to cloud cover, but I saw a great meteor this morning around 5:15 AM. It lasted so long - almost three seconds - and had such a long tail I wasn't sure at first what it was. Best. Sighting. Ever.
It's nice to know you're all star gazers too.
P.P.S :Ed, they're good luck! Remember the old Perry Como song? "Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket, never let it fade away... " (Man. I am so frickin' old.)
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I have went out a lot but have never seen one. I did on vaction once. Hope you see some.
Bye Bye Ed Is that good luck or bad
Yep, I was aware of that. And as the past 4 meteor showers, we have a completely overcast sky today. The Persieds and Leonids are my favorites but I hear these are going to be great this year, especially in Asia. Dammit.
Oh drat...cloudy tonight.I would love to see it...
It's been too cloudy here, too. I would have liked to see this myself.
DOH .. how did I miss this, oh I know, I was bogged down in festive cheer related crap
I've been mostly offline for the last two weeks, visiting the husband and playing with the nephew, so I didn't see this. I was in Idaho on Sunday night, and actually outdoors at a lovely holiday light display at the Botanical Garden outside of Boise. But it was overcast, so no shooting stars.
I hope you got a wonderful eyefull
I Would definitely want to see it!!
HI! I see we share a love of nature, the sky, and shadows;) You have wonderful images here and I hope to follow and see more of your work!!
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