@@catinabirdcage7782 me too Cat! ....her comments are meaningful, from the heart, and well placed.... RoseMurray has left me some most excellent recollections concerned with living life from a special perspective, showing such depths of emotion.... so much that I feel incredibly honoured to have been privy to those expressed words!
@@jarmyvicious I am OK....I am 66 now, retired 16 years now after I acquired Lyme Tick disease (12 bites on my forearms). I became unemployable, and for 29 months I went blind until a famous US (NYC) neuro-ophthalmologist doctor, Dr. Edsel Ing, came to Toronto (without our government knowing, heh heh) and performed the first Lyme TIck double eye surgery in Canada on me at Toronto East General Hospital, now called Mark Garron Hospital. Was promised 30% sight, got 95% back! So now I cherish my returned sight, and I take more time *looking at things*. The invitation to watch a time-lapse video was in keeping with my new lifestyle The SUN is SO fascinating (well, so is the noon, even more so!) and we take BOTH for granted. My mind wanders, and I pose myself a lot of "what if?" type questions, such as...What IF you were just looking at the sun, and all of a sudden the light goes OFF, like a birthday candle after a wish is made? I used to wonder...what if the moon flipped upside down? Most nights, I see what looks like a Mickey Mouse's profile on the moon. One night in summer of 2023, I was out on my front porch on a suburban crescent, chatting with a new young couple who moved in a few doors down. They walked by me and saw me staring intently at the moon and asked me what the matter was. I had my tablet with me, and I told them to look at the moon, and did they see anything different? They stared at it a moment, but said "No, looks the same to us." I told them, "All my life, I looked up at a full moon and saw the profile of Mickey Mouse in the pattern of the circular, shadowy meteor strikes on the surface of the moon, with the big black ears, and turned up nose. But it is not there!" I turned on my tablet and showed them some pictures on UA-cam . All the full moons depicted the Mickey Mouse I have always seen. Then, when I flipped one of the photos I saved, only THEN did it look like the moon of that night. My observation BLEW THEIR MINDS! I told them, "And tonight, we may be the only people in our town, in our province, in our COUNTRY, to have noticed that!" When I saw the couple again a few weeks later, on another full moon night, they called out to me and pointed at the moon and said," Mickey is BACK!" and laughed. They told me they became FASCINATED with the moon, had ordered a telescope that was to arrive any day, and could not WAIT to explore its surface and other sky anomalies. I told them they would appreciate the timeliness of their purchase, in a few years, when the "alien invasion" happens, and EVERYONE will have their eyes to the skies. That just happens to be THIS year. Happy sky-watching, Jarmyvicious! You ain't seen NOTHING yet! LOL! Cheers, friend. Stay safe, stay well, with opened eyes and open-mind! Love, Rosemary, north of Toronto
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that is what they call "A-Line-Drawn-In-The-Sky".
Dragonfly cameos (smile).
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@@jarmyvicious I like rosemurray.
@@catinabirdcage7782
me too Cat! ....her comments are meaningful, from the heart, and well placed.... RoseMurray has left me some most excellent recollections concerned with living life from a special perspective, showing such depths of emotion.... so much that I feel incredibly honoured to have been privy to those expressed words!
That's really interesting. Thanks for posting this.
Min 4.23. I see a small ball of light, starting at the top of the hexagon, tracing the outer shape of the hexagon, clockwise.
Hi! How have you been? Thank You so much for your input and those observations Rose!
@@jarmyvicious I am OK....I am 66 now, retired 16 years now after I acquired Lyme Tick disease (12 bites on my forearms). I became unemployable, and for 29 months I went blind until a famous US (NYC) neuro-ophthalmologist doctor, Dr. Edsel Ing, came to Toronto (without our government knowing, heh heh) and performed the first Lyme TIck double eye surgery in Canada on me at Toronto East General Hospital, now called Mark Garron Hospital. Was promised 30% sight, got 95% back!
So now I cherish my returned sight, and I take more time *looking at things*.
The invitation to watch a time-lapse video was in keeping with my new lifestyle
The SUN is SO fascinating (well, so is the noon, even more so!) and we take BOTH for granted.
My mind wanders, and I pose myself a lot of "what if?" type questions, such as...What IF you were just looking at the sun, and all of a sudden the light goes OFF, like a birthday candle after a wish is made?
I used to wonder...what if the moon flipped upside down? Most nights, I see what looks like a Mickey Mouse's profile on the moon. One night in summer of 2023, I was out on my front porch on a suburban crescent, chatting with a new young couple who moved in a few doors down. They walked by me and saw me staring intently at the moon and asked me what the matter was.
I had my tablet with me, and I told them to look at the moon, and did they see anything different? They stared at it a moment, but said "No, looks the same to us."
I told them, "All my life, I looked up at a full moon and saw the profile of Mickey Mouse in the pattern of the circular, shadowy meteor strikes on the surface of the moon, with the big black ears, and turned up nose. But it is not there!"
I turned on my tablet and showed them some pictures on UA-cam . All the full moons depicted the Mickey Mouse I have always seen. Then, when I flipped one of the photos I saved, only THEN did it look like the moon of that night.
My observation BLEW THEIR MINDS!
I told them, "And tonight, we may be the only people in our town, in our province, in our COUNTRY, to have noticed that!"
When I saw the couple again a few weeks later, on another full moon night, they called out to me and pointed at the moon and said," Mickey is BACK!" and laughed. They told me they became FASCINATED with the moon, had ordered a telescope that was to arrive any day, and could not WAIT to explore its surface and other sky anomalies.
I told them they would appreciate the timeliness of their purchase, in a few years, when the "alien invasion" happens, and EVERYONE will have their eyes to the skies.
That just happens to be THIS year.
Happy sky-watching, Jarmyvicious!
You ain't seen NOTHING yet! LOL!
Cheers, friend. Stay safe, stay well, with opened eyes and open-mind!
Love,
Rosemary, north of Toronto
Looks like the sun is on a rail with the objects
@@LouDobbsLA I ❤when people go-in-off-the-RAIL-of-a-crazy-Train !
I am only 4 minutes in, but I see a hexagonal shape behind the sun. Anyone else?