Saturday, December 21, 2024

Midwinter

The word 'solstice' comes from the Latin 'solstitium', meaning 'Sun stands still' – because the apparent movement of the Sun's path north or south stops before changing direction.

December 21, 2024 at 4:21 AM Eastern/9:21 AM UTC

So let's celebrate with a few Stonehenge jokes!

Cool neon Stonehenge light!
Packing Peanut Henge

Henry camped out on the round rug all night last night, instead of hiding in the back room.

Of course, I snapped away at him, then played with one image in Prisma, to make a collage.
Click on the image above to enjoy a jigsaw puzzle.
Let's Hop!

10 comments:

  1. Henry is like our changing seasons. We're going to improve on daylight and he's going to improve on showing himself. I won't mention the fact that more Daylight but less warm, LOL

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  2. Henry, I love getting to know you as a member of a wonderful family.

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  3. I dislike the dark winter days and can't wait for them to start getting longer again. Nice that Henry is choosing his sleeping spot.

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  4. Peanut Packing Henge made us laugh! Henry, we love that you're doing so well as an inside cat. XO

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  5. At first I thought it was a sugar cube Stonehenge, but packing peanuts is even more creative.

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  6. Those are fun! Hey Henry, bravo brave dude!

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  7. Henry must have been affected by the solstice. Now that the days will start getting longer again, you'll probably see more of him.

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  8. Glad Henry is adjusting. Nice art. Thanks for the puzzle. XO

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