Reaching for Stars

Growing up reading about man's walk on the moon, although jealousy is indeed a character flaw, I felt the life of an astronaut was a life to envy, and a life of utter wonder and respect. After all, astronauts see the world from a totally different lens, and how fortunate are they to see stars shinning bright within their full potential, and reflection.  So as a mum, we delved into science fair projects that detailed space exploration including orbiting, docking stations, manned, and unmanned stations, satellites, and yes, even the first lesson from space.   I still believe the life of an astronaut is one of brilliance shining bright within the galaxy, much like a star.  If everyone could grasp the view of an astronaut, that lens would perhaps unleash full potential, when it's shinning so bright. God speed 2u John Glenn

Roasting marshmallows and smores; reading, poetry, literary and sporting competitions just to name a few, however eating competition and students perhaps should be little or nil.  Tweeted this to NYPL, to help encourage student competitions that feed the soul.  You too can help encourage . . .