Thursday, October 9, 2025

It's A Purrsday Open Thread

 


October 9, 2009.
Photo shot by my Navigator.
It's back east, where the sun comes up the wrong direction,
and sets the other way too!
I think we were in NC that day.
It's an odd thing for a westerner,
to see the morning sun over the ocean.
And then to see it set over the continent.
Bless all your little hearts today.

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