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Update ...
A silly little story.
"Amazing Aurora over Churchill, Manitoba, Canada".
And it reminded me of one of my trips to Canada, I was lucky to stay with Marian and Cam Steuart, and their two huge German Shepherds. I kept asking about seeing the "northern lights" and some of the Canadians told me if I did, to be sure and whistle so the lights would dance! I slept on the couch and was listening to the news when they mentioned the aurora made good watching that night. It was almost midnight and the house was asleep. I threw on a robe, and took the dogs for a walk. We went out into the adjacent field and the news was right it really was spectacular. Then I remembered and started whistling. I will never forget the look those two dogs gave me! I had before, or since felt so stupid. I love the Canadians.
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4 comments:
Your collage is again first class - as we say in German. So wonderfully abstract and graphic as I love it.
Watching the northern lights always was a dream of mine that never became reality. And as we don't know if we will be able to travel again it probably will remain a dream. So seeing your wonderful pics and reading your not at all silly little story lets me imagine being there, maybe along with you. Wouldn't that be great?
Your birdies are always amazing! Some of your smiles for Monday made me smile but the last one isn't meant to make me smile because it is so true.
I wish you a good night, falling asleep immediately and dreaming sweet stories. Stay safe, dear Jacki.
I love how by turning the script upside down it becomes something new. :-)
Thank you, Elenor, I hope you will go to explore.org and they will let you know when the aurora are active? If you can't go in person, why not bring them to you? If you follow, they will notify you, every once in a while when something big is happening. You can cancel if you change your mind. Worth a try?
Thanks again, Elenor.
Thank you, John. It is my habit to use text either sideways or upside down, so it is not read, but seen as design?
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