The next to last Monday of the month has already arrived.
Time is flying and I don't like the speed of the flight.
The night sky was remarkably clear this morning, with a Crescent Moon and the Gemini Constellation sparkling bright, along with hundreds of other celestial sparklers.
Usually pollution makes viewing the stars at night a bit murky from my location.
The best star viewing I have ever experienced was on Lake Powell, in Utah. The Milky Way was a solid band of white, making obvious how it got its name. I do not remember the last time I've seen the Milky Way.
I suspect there are people living in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex who have never seen the Milky Way.
It is only 63 degrees in the outer world in my location, right now. I had no windows open, no ceiling fan spinning and no A/C running last night. And was totally comfortable.
If the sun ever arrives to do its daily lighting and heating duties, I will be seeing how cold the pool has gotten overnight.
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