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January 21st, 2005
There's a large amount of pale green aurora going on outside. It's been mostly diffuse; I wasn't sure it was aurora or a trick of gibbous moonlight until I saw it resolve into some streaks 10 minutes ago.
I like it - as long as it doesn't fry my internet connection, that is.
When I got off the bus home from work, I saw some flowers in a circle with an outdoor candle in the middle, and a circle of footprints around it in the fresh-from-yesterday snow. I wondered if it was for a car accident, but it seemed a bit to far onto the sidewalk for that, and then I remembered:
On new year's day, a guy vanished in town. The last time anyone saw him was when he got off the intercity bus I take home from work, at that bus stop.
I like it - as long as it doesn't fry my internet connection, that is.
When I got off the bus home from work, I saw some flowers in a circle with an outdoor candle in the middle, and a circle of footprints around it in the fresh-from-yesterday snow. I wondered if it was for a car accident, but it seemed a bit to far onto the sidewalk for that, and then I remembered:
On new year's day, a guy vanished in town. The last time anyone saw him was when he got off the intercity bus I take home from work, at that bus stop.
Longest day of the year: Wednesday, June 22, 2005: 2:42am to 9:22pm (1120 minutes)
(Actually 3.42am-10.22pm; the page this is from doesn't seem to take daylight saving into account)
Shortest day of the year: Tuesday, December 20, 2005: 8:56am to 2:59pm (363 minutes)
(Actually 3.42am-10.22pm; the page this is from doesn't seem to take daylight saving into account)
Shortest day of the year: Tuesday, December 20, 2005: 8:56am to 2:59pm (363 minutes)