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Tonight I will be most glad to be an insomniac.
How many of us haven't wished upon a star at some point in our lives? I mean, Jiminy Cricket knows what he's singing about, yes?
(Side note: how wonderful is it that I loved Jiminy Cricket as a child, and now have the pleasure of working with the students that I do, and am able to laugh again and again with them at the Jiminy Knock-Knock joke that they created? Believe it, my friends: life is often beautifully strange and ofttimes strangely wonderful; expressing the wishes of your heart in ways so much more eloquent than your own, in ways that you had not foreseen.)
Make as many wishes as you want, dear reader: I will be awake, and watching, and will send them along for you.
It would be the least that I could do. I'm glad for your kindness: something I had not foreseen, and so much more than I could ever have wished for.
Clear skies to you, dear reader.
I'll talk to you soon.
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"Twinkle, Twinkle little...oops!"
I came over for those delectable-sounding sammies...we called them sanfins at our house.
You must share the "recipe" for those sometime. Have wonderful week.
I think I'll work on that this week to celebrate the end of the summer session!
You have a great week yourself, dear Swampy---it's so good that you're feeling better!
I wish I could have watched it. Thanks for the wishes. I truly appreciate them.
Oh, how lovely!!
*singing*
Makes NO dif-'rence who you aaaarrre!
Aaa-nyyy-thiing you heart deee-sires can coooome tooooo yooouuuu!!!!
Stephanie, what a *lovely* singing voice you have!
Glad to see you!
Oh, Captain, you're welcome---I know you'll do the same for me next time you're in hyperspace.
I saw a few falling stars, but not as many as in prior years. We had a beautiful clear night but not much was falling when I was looking. Of course - from now on there is usually quite a bit of action until Aurora season starts in winter. Every night is full of possibility! (I remember each year because my husband who ironically goes to bed early) has his birthday on the main day fro falling stars. Lucky fellow!!
Last night, Purple worms and I were on the phone together watching the stars. She is a country mouse and I am a city mouse. She kept seeing them all over the place, but all I saw were clouds.
Artist, lucky fellow indeed---he gets to see you every day! Thanks for the reminder that this is a time of possibility for all manner of magical action---I'll be more mindful to look for possibility with open eyes and hopeful heart :)
Min, your view and mine were the same---but it was still beautiful to be out and listen to the night, and think about all the good (and some not so good, I guess ;-)people that I know, and then have a great night's sleep.
Oh dear---I think I might have been ambiguous---when I wrote about thinking about some people not-so-good, I definitely wasn't thinking about anyone here!
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