Last night, stepped out for a smoke (yeah, yeah, I know!), looked up and a fireball passed overhead, traveling from east to west. It was bright: so much so, it lit up the sky. Toward the end of its path, it broke up in several pieces before fading ... did anyone see it, or was it given to me, alone?
... did anyone see it? Streaking across the sky? The quick bright line of greenish blue that passed overhead in silence - it broke up in several pieces. Ears flexed in preperation for the explosion that never came. Did anyone see it, the fireball? Or was it meant for me ... alone?
That was a wondrous exprience Karla. Look in your paper tomorrow or on the net in worldwide news, it may be in there if anyone else saw it! Thanks for sharing!
I didn't see them. From our investigations, we have learned that they were only meant for you, as a special message. I hope you'll turn it into a poem and share it with us.
:-) Have a wonderful year, full of peace and inspiration.
Good write and good picture Karla. I'm in the wrong hemisphere, I don't even see the same stars or your wonderful Northern lights so keep on taking your wonderful pictures please. Best wishes...Joyce
There is nothing quite so magical as a "shooting star". This was a great descrptive write of the uniqueness of this experience.
Want to wish you a wonderful New Year, full of the joys of life and love...
Jim
What a beautiful sight it must've been my friend...my first thoughts was that it was a sign, just for you...a blessing on the way...smoking hmmm. I know it's hard to quit, I quit in 93 one of the hardest things besides giving birth I ever did...come to think of it, kicking the habit was harder. Great write, get ready for a blessing...
Joyce B.
It was meant for you,,,Timing is everything there was a reason.
I have seen this before,, but very rare and strikingly beautiful.
Hope you made a wish :)
Love, Christine
It was a gift from the heavens to the Storm Spinner woman from Texas, cherish the vision as a message of light and strength, and ahem, stop smoking lol pax A :)
SHOOT!! No, I didn't see it either; but I sure heard you say, "WOW! DID YOU SEE THAT??" By the time I came running (such as it were) on my sticks, it was gone. Just like that! DANG it, I missed it!! Must have been spectacular!! For you to carry on about it, it had to have been! Wonderful write; very well penned! BRAVA! You got a gift from the Heavens.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
You make a wish on it?? If so, hope it comes true! :)
SHOOT! No, I didn't see it Karla. Too cloudy last night or maybe it was for your eyes only. And don't you dare apologize for stepping out for a smoke. That is a matter of an individual RIGHT that is being taken away from us by those who dare call themselves democratic legislatures.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
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did you make a wish?
I saw something like two shooting stars..
not that bright though.
Lurve ya!
Ron
Happy New Year,
Eileen
:-) Have a wonderful year, full of peace and inspiration.
Axilea
Be safe,
Karen
Be well,
Sheri
Want to wish you a wonderful New Year, full of the joys of life and love...
Jim
John
Fee
Happy New Year!!!
Walt
Love,
Susan
Joyce B.
Smoking??? BAD GIRL!!
Love Tinka
peace and love, Carole~
I have seen this before,, but very rare and strikingly beautiful.
Hope you made a wish :)
Love, Christine
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
You make a wish on it?? If so, hope it comes true! :)