So: here's what's coming up next, this month (what's left of it) or in the first weeks of September:
- Skywatch will be back online at 2:30 this afternoon. It had been on hiatus since the sad death of its owner, Klaus Peter. Thank you, Sandy, Sylvia and Wren for picking up the thread!
Sailor's delight |
- August 27th, the day after tomorrow, a few Pacific Northwest bloggers are participating in a scavenger hunt. On their blogs, so you don't have to travel. Pat Lichen is hosting it on her blog, here.
Here's the plan: this Saturday, Aug 27 at 9:00 AM, I'll post a series of questions along with a list of PNW bloggers. Your challenge will be to visit the blogs and, using the posts found there, answer each of the scavenger hunt questions correctly. Then you'll send your responses to me at patriciaklichen@gmail.com--the winner of a random drawing of correct actions will receive (what else?) a free, autographed copy of my novel Kidnapping the Lorax.
- As planned, the International Rock Flipping Day will be held here on September 11. I'll add more details for the new flippers in a future post. Meanwhile, start picking out your rock! Here's last year's fun, for inspiration: Mongoose Poop?
- The September Circus of the Spineless will be hosted by Danna, at the Cephalopodiatrist. Send your links to Kevin Zelnio this week!
What very important blog date have I forgotten? I know there's something; there always is.
A Skywatch post.
Stunning dazzle of light in your sky!
ReplyDeleteI like red skies at night. They are a delight to those of us who aren't sailors too!
ReplyDeleteA MAN WHO LOOKED UP AT THE SKY
A man who looked up at the sky
Saw ravens and clouds flying by.
He had to look up,
The sky filled his cup—
He’s my kind of sky-watching guy!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Pearl Harbor sky
beautiful, wow!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sky! I like the white of the contrail in amongst the oranges of the clouds!!
ReplyDeleteRed skies at night, sailors delight....
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous picture! Delight indeed!
I'm going to make Rock Flip Day this year for sure. I'm going to Los Angeles a week early so I'll have a better chance of finding a good rock to turn over to find it's delights. - Margy
ReplyDeletegorgeous sky!
ReplyDeleteyour scavenger hunt sounds like fun
Beuariful Sky!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing and glorious sight! Happy weekend.
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Stunning colors in the sky.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene and your photo, too.
ReplyDeleteRegards!
Can't wait for International Rock Flipping Day :-)
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