NASA's Picture of the day!

The cats paw Nebula!

Enjoy!

Its raining here in the south, I came across a fairy rain poem hope you enjoy

 Hello Dahlins!

   I was wondering what fae realted books have ya'll read???

I mean everything from art, to folklore, to faewicca etc......

I have about 18-20 books in my collection. I have everything from Cicley Mary Barker,

to Tinkerbell and the quest for the wand. well please get back to. any recomadations.

Peace & Luv

Ruby~V.

Get Ready For February's Total Lunar Eclipse 02.19.08   > View lunar eclipse preview video
Credit: NASA In the late night hours of Feb. 20, 2008, a total lunar eclipse will dazzle the night sky. And this lunar eclipse may be worth staying up for, because it will be the last one until December 2010.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth lines up directly between the sun and the moon, casting a shadow over the moon's surface. The February 20, 2008 eclipse will last for nearly 3 and a half hours. For a full 50 minutes of that time the moon will be in totality - the period when the lunar surface is completely covered by the Earth's shadow.

During an eclipse the moon changes color, going from a light gray color to an orange or deep red shade. This is totality. The moon takes on this new color because indirect sunlight is still able to pass through the Earth's atmosphere and cast a glow on the moon.

This map shows when the eclipse will be visible across the United States. Credit: NASA
> Larger image The exact color that the moon appears depends on the amount of dust and clouds in the atmosphere. If there are extra particles in the atmosphere, from say a recent volcanic eruption, the moon will appear a darker shade of red.

Residents of the Americas, Europe and Africa will have the best view of this eclipse.

Here in the United States, the entire eclipse will be visible for the majority of the country. However, residents on the West Coast will miss out on watching the early stages of the eclipse, as it begins before moonrise.

This Wednesday night, hope for clear skies, try to stay awake and enjoy a spectacular lunar eclipse.    Laura Motel
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

This is a song by Madonna whom I love since I was a little girl. I especially have a connection to this album from which the song is from. I hope you guys enjoy reading the lyrics.

Sky fits heaven so fly it
That's what the prophet said to me
Child fits mother so hold your baby tight
That's what my future could see

Fate fits karma so use it
That's what the wise man said to me
Love fits virtue so hold on to the light
That's what our future will be

Chorus:

Traveling down this road
Watching the signs as I go
I think I'll follow the sun
Isn't everyone just
Traveling down their own road
Watching the signs as they go
I think I'll follow my heart
It's a very good place to start

Traveling down my own road
Watching the signs as I go
Traveling down my own road
And I'm watching the signs as they go

Traveling, traveling
Watching the signs as I go

Hand fits giving so do it
That's what the Gospel said to me
Life fits living so let your judgments go
That's how our future should be


Traveling down my own road
Watching the signs as they go
Traveling down my own road
And I'm watching the signs as I go

Traveling, traveling
Watching the signs as I go