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@shoelady60,

Good Evening I know the game is still going. Oh well may the best Hockey Team win. 😎💕

My sister surgery did not start until after 5:00 p.m. Sis is home now in bed resting and she
will need it. This was abdominal surgery and was well planned.

Thank you for your well thoughts always with my family it is greatly appreciated.

I am tired myself and the Cheesecake was great that hubby brought from the Cheesecake
Factory. All I need was one slice and it was nice. 💕😎

This will make you lose your mind so good. 😎💕🎈

Very nice and cool night here in OZ. Enjoy your evening and the Hockey Game I will
keep check and watching. Sweet Dreams my friend.

Lady so glad your have power today. 😎💕

@oodiebom,

Good Evening and glad things are well for you. Enjoy the Blueberry Cheesecake.
My husband brought a couple of slices from the Cheesecake Factory. Just a little
treat to enjoy. 😎💕🎈

Just what I needed as I have been at it today. The yards and the house. 😎
My sister had some major surgery today and she is home tonight. I have
been waiting by the phone her hubs called to say the appt. which was at 4:00 p.m
did not get started until well after 5:00 p.m.

That time would not have worked for me unless it’s extreme emergency i would not have
agreed to that time but it’s one and done. 😎🎈💕

I hope your weather is much cooler and you will get some rain. Oz is alright tonight.
The cooler weather is coming after tomorrow. 💕😎

Wishing you a calm and restful night enjoy your Cheesecake.

TONIGHT, THE MOON BEGINS MOVING TOWARD THE HEART OF LEO
Over the next two evenings, the waxing Moon will drift across one of the most recognizable regions of the spring night sky, passing close to Regulus, the bright blue-white star known for centuries as the “Heart of Leo.”
Regulus sits nearly 79 light-years away in the constellation Leo the Lion, yet tonight it appears beside our own Moon in a pairing visible to anyone willing to step outside after sunset. The Moon itself is only about 238,000 miles from Earth, creating a striking illusion of closeness between two objects separated by unimaginable distance.
On May 26, the Moon approaches Leo. By May 27, it shines beside Regulus in one of the most beautiful naked-eye pairings of the week.
🌙 Waxing Moon moving through Leo on May 26–27
✨ Regulus — brightest star in the constellation Leo
🦁 Known traditionally as the “Heart of the Lion”
📏 Regulus: 79 light-years away from Earth
⏰ Best viewing: 45–90 minutes after sunset
🌌 Look West as twilight fades
Some sky events feel quiet and personal, as though the universe arranged them for anyone patient enough to notice.