National Ugly Truck Contest Day

National Lollipop Day #Holidays

Moon Day #Holidays

@TheNewsOwl I am currently at Emergency again for daughter.
Sorry for no tooting this morning on TheNewsOwl.

Reflection and discussion:

What are some techniques or how have you built personal resilience?

#BREAKING

DEVELOPING: Major security situation unfolding at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, as thousands of soccer fans, some without tickets, breach security checkpoints and gain access to the Copa America Final. The game has been delayed until at least 9:15pm ET.

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🗯️ #Comics 😜 #Humor

#Riddles

The answers are detail specific.

I am a paradox in nature's plan,
A golden sun turned fragile span.
I spread on winds with a whispered flight,
From vibrant bloom to airy white.
In fields and cracks, my roots take hold,
A humble weed with stories untold.
What am I?

#TongueTwister

**"Inquisitive ISA inspectors intricately investigate, identifying intricate international interests in immense, invaluable, inaccessible seabed sites, instigating insightful, innovative governance guidelines."**

#Reflection

In learning to relinquish control and trust others, I found a profound sense of peace when I realized that...

At the end, the meteor was gone in a second, but the galaxy will last billions of years. Your Sky Surprise: What picture did APOD feature on your birthday? (post 1995)

Also the wind high in Earth's atmosphere blew the meteor's glowing evaporative molecule train away from the galaxy, in angular projection. Still, the astrophotographer was quite lucky to capture both a meteor and a galaxy in a single exposure -- which was subsequently added to two other images of M33 to bring up the spiral galaxy's colors.

#Astronomy photo of the Day

The galaxy was never in danger. For one thing, the Triangulum galaxy (M33), pictured, is much bigger than the tiny grain of rock at the head of the meteor. For another, the galaxy is much farther away -- in this instance 3 million light years as opposed to only about 0.0003 light seconds. Even so, the meteor's path took it angularly below the galaxy.

The critic Albert Aurier published an article full of praise for Van Gogh’s work in January 1890. He commended the painter as a dreaming realist who bent reality to his will in an unparalleled manner. Van Gogh was pleasantly surprised by this, even though he felt that Aurier paid him too great a tribute. By way of thanks, he sent him this Cypresses with Two Figures.