A marvelous write on Sol, our majestic star….we can’t live without it.

I had an uncle, Sol. He was my favorite relative. I wonder where you got the name. Anyway, it's a good name for the brightest star.

Ole Sol here in Texas is getting a bit too close for comfort. It's so hot outside (How hot is it?) that it's peeling the peeling off my sunburn.

Technically, the sun does not rise. The earth turns on its axis and therefore the sun appears every day at about the same time.

The first God worship by poor souls who eagerly awaited arrival in the morning because those damn campfires were so undependable!

Ron

Ain't that sun just wonderful to see, I hope to see it as often as it permits . Love your spontaneous ways Michael. Keep writing, and have a great day

Tthe sun gives out light and warm the earth to make things grow. Without sunlight there won't be anything in this world. It may become just another cold frozen planet.

Sandie

Yep, the sun is a wonderful thing to have around. Saw a movie once about when the world lost the sun. Scary. Wish I coule recall its name.

. . . And will continue to do so until the end of time. By the way, 93 million miles is just about right, any nearer or farther and we would be in big trouble.

Nice write!

Cheers,
Dan

I once knew a rabbi name of Sol, I wonder if that makes our sun of the Jewish persuasion..? :)