OK, I admit it. I have nothing to post about today just because my mind is on my grandson.
Therefore I thought I'd post these photos that Art took of the Super Moon last month when I was fast asleep. Ummm... I'm not a morning person.
It did look a little bigger, but since it was called SUPER moon, I was expecting something twice its size.
I'm sure this will remind Art of the first time I saw the Hope Diamond at the Smithsonian.
I waited in line to see it and was expecting something SUPER huge. I was disappointed to find not only was it not all that huge, but blue on top of that.
Ah well...
Therefore I thought I'd post these photos that Art took of the Super Moon last month when I was fast asleep. Ummm... I'm not a morning person.
It did look a little bigger, but since it was called SUPER moon, I was expecting something twice its size.
I'm sure this will remind Art of the first time I saw the Hope Diamond at the Smithsonian.
I waited in line to see it and was expecting something SUPER huge. I was disappointed to find not only was it not all that huge, but blue on top of that.
Ah well...
Party Pooper:-)
ReplyDeleteI saw the super moon and thought it was simply great!You are hard to impress. :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't have anything to post about, either, so I just mentioned the weather. Your supermoon is more interesting! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes. One needs special lenses and such to get those huge moon shots, Kay. Nice post though :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Art took. By the way the moon doesn't change sizes, it's our eyes and the horizon that make it appear to be larger there then in the sky. I had to take an Earth Science class for teachers and we had to measure the moon at horizon and high in the sky. No change in size! Quite a surprise for me.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to enjoy. Art got good shots.
ReplyDeleteHow long is the family going to stay?
Yeah, only slightly smaller here, too. Don't feel bad. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Funny about the hope diamond.
ReplyDeleteIt was rather high up and not so impressive when I noticed it. I'm with you. There will be more to check out. Perhaps some day.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteOur super moon was a fizzle and not what I expected to see. When I think of the speed of light and how far other universes are away from us, the moon seems like a lost grain of sand. I was never able to see the man in the moon and still can't. I assume it is just me and my inability to see things most people say they see. Being an artist all my 82 years you would think I could make him out.
ReplyDeleteI too thought it lacked a bit from the last one. I swear I have seen them bigger and closer.
ReplyDeleteSo the point you're making is that you're really glad you didn't wake up to see the super moon.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember seeing it
ReplyDeleteThe moon is super, but I do hope we get to see the grandson.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and happy new year
ReplyDeleteI too was a bit disappointed because she you think of the word SUPER you thing huge
I like your second shot very good
thx I misssed the super moon...asleep too. lol!
ReplyDeleteI understand that so-called super moons are just a wee bit bigger than ordinary full moons.
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