(meteorobs) Geminids would offer a respite

[wwgj180 at yahoo.com]

Bruce,

I didn't see your message before sending mine.  I got a chuckle out of your Tulsa comment.  Didn't consider you were making light of the situation, just thinking like an honest meteor observer.


Bill


Bruce McCurdy wrote:
>     Bill wrote:
>> Going on 4 days without power due to horrific ice storm.  Solid clouds the 
>> last week and raining again right now.  I have a solid month of tree 
>> cleanup on my not so wooded (anymore) lot.
>     Wow, I didn't realize. Sorry to have made "light" of your situation in a 
> previous email.
>> Praying the sky might clear and the  Geminids can make an appearance 
>> tomorrow night and let those who watch forget their troubles for a little 
>> while.
>     At the best of times and at the worst, I have always found contemplation 
> of the Universe to be an infinite source of solace, wonder and fresh 
> perspective. I wish you clear dark skies jumping with meteors.
>     Bruce
>     ***** 
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