Conversation – 15

Cherie♥

I am trying to get back on my sleep schedule. All that is going on in the family has had me
up a few nights. The moon was beautiful last night. I do feel like a Snow Queen.

Hey can we come visit you me and the girls? Last one packed will be left. LOL!

This will happen soon. ♥

@mcpoopoo,

Here have a cup and get warm. Loaf and all have some. ♥

@loaf,

Loaf let’s go to Hawaii.

Let’s get warm. I think the cold is affecting my computer.

Loaf,
I’m not sure what that is. I remember going downtown at Christmas time. We had lunch at the Silver Grill. The store windows were decorated to perfection. My Grandma used to take my brother and me. It was a o much fun. I will never forget it.

Loaf,
I’m cold. We need a break. It’s Wednesday and I have 4°. I hope your nieces feet feel better. Throw another log on the fire Loaf…we need it! Lol! ♡♡♡

Meme,
Happy New Year! Thinking of you. 🙂

Cherie,
Throw another long on the fire I say! Brrr! You stay safe and healthy too my friend. I hope your week is going well. I love quiet time too. It is so peaceful. It gives you a chance to think and renew. Well…have a great day! Hugs 🙂

Hi ya Sheba … Ugh what a day …. Getting back into the School Swing is NOT Cherie’s Thing. WOW … You ARE definitely the ICE QUEEN, it is freezing out there where you are!! …. There’s plenty of room here for ya Sheba. The moon is Beautiful … Just think in March there will be another Blue Moon! Lots of dreams around here for me ( Hubby has visions ). Oh it is so HARD to go to bed … I feel like I barely get quiet time …Ugh. Hubby is ushering me along to get to bed, Leave it to a Leo to keep me on the level …. Rats. Night-Nite Sheba♥ …. Night ALL.

Sheba, Loaf, Mcpoopoo, and anyone else living where pipes freeze, heaters, shoveling snow etc..??? That ALL sounds like Too much work for Cherie!

MEME & Bassetbabe …. Prayers for You Both.

You ALL …. Stay warm, safe, and Healthy!

SIR PAUL AND THE BEATLES . THERE WERE BELLS ON THE HILL BUT I NEVER HEARD THEM RINGING TILL THERE WAS YOU . SING IT SIR PAUL .

IT LOOKS LIKE DAYTIME OUTSIDE THE MOON IS THE TALK OF OUR NEWS .

DEAR SHEBA I WILL PRAY FOR YOUR LOVED ONE JOSS . SO SAD .I CAN FEEL THE LOVE ALL OF YOU HAD FOR HER . SHE KNOWS AND SHE WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU . FROM A DISTANCE GOD IS WATCHING US . LOVE LOAF.

DEAR SHEBA WE HAVE A WIND CHILL AT MINUS 28 TILL TODAY AT NOON . IT WILL RAIN SNOW MONDAY AT 41 DEGREES. I CANT WAIT . I HAVE EDEN PURE HEATERS RUNNING IN MY 4 SEASONS SUN ROOM . THE ELECTRIC HEAT SHUTS DOWN DURING TEMPS IN THE TEENS IN THERE . I HAVE GAS HEAT IN THE OTHER PART OF MY HOME AND THEY SAY TO OPEN CABINETS IN THE BATHROOM AND THROUGHOUT YOUR HOME TO LET THE HEAT REACH THE PIPES UNDER SINKS .EDEN PURE HEATERS ARE SO GREAT . THEY BLEND IN WITH THE FURNITURE AND ARE VERY SAFE . GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR PIPES I HOPE THAT NOTHING HAPPENS .MAYBE YOU CAN LET SOME WATER TRICKLE OUT OF THEM SO THEY DONT FREEZE .BUT THE COLD WILL CONTINUE AFTER A LITTLE WARM UP HERE .

Enjoy your evening and be safe and warm.

Call it whatever you like — a blue red moon, a purple moon, a blood moon — but the moon will be a special sight on Jan. 31.

Three separate celestial events will occur simultaneously that night, resulting in what some are calling a super blue blood moon eclipse. The astronomical rarity hasn’t happened for more than 150 years, according to Space.com

A super moon, like the one visible on New Year’s Day, is the term for when a full moon is closest to the Earth in its orbit, appearing bigger and brighter than normal.

On Jan. 31, the moon will be full for the second time in a month, a rare occasion — it happens once every two and a half years — known as a blue moon.

To top it off, there will also be a total lunar eclipse. But unlike last year’s solar eclipse, this sky-watching event isn’t going to be as visible in the continental United States. The best views of the middle-of-the-night eclipse will be in central and eastern Asia, Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia, according to Space.com, although Alaska and Hawaii will get a glimpse, too.

or the rest of the U.S., the eclipse will come too close to when the moon sets for the phenomenon to be visible.

Because of the way the light filters through the atmosphere during an eclipse, blue light is bounced away from the moon, while red light is reflected. The eclipsed moon’s reddish color earned it the nickname blood moon.

“We’re seeing all of the Earth’s sunrises and sunsets at that moment reflected from the surface of the Moon,” Sarah Noble, a program scientist at NASA headquarters, said in a release.
Scientifically, Simpson said, the event is pretty meaningless. The moon’s obit is well studied and well understood by scientists. The real impact, she said, is how astronomical events like this get people interested in science.

“Anything that keeps people interested in science and makes them realize science is important is a good thing,” she said.