I think it worked! Well, I don't know what it was supposed to do, but if you wanted to light up America, it worked! I live in that big blob in Texas. No wonder I can't see the stars--too much light pollution!
Thanks, but nothing so grand as that. I just wanted to test our ability to post a picture on our blog. We live a half mile from our nearest neighbor but have only a 60 watt bulb over our entrance so even blown way up it still doesn't show. But I think it is a great picture, especially for home-schooled kids to learn about population distribution.
Are those really just our little lights or are the heat sensors from our active blogging computer community. The many well lite blobs stemming from the fast fingering of the keyboard and the heat of our computer screens as we connect with friends all across the states. Our CK can see the home lites burning, waiting for their return at a future date.....or maybe just another kid forgot to turn out the light again in the back yard MoM
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I think it worked! Well, I don't know what it was supposed to do, but if you wanted to light up America, it worked! I live in that big blob in Texas. No wonder I can't see the stars--too much light pollution!
Thanks, but nothing so grand as that. I just wanted to test our ability to post a picture on our blog. We live a half mile from our nearest neighbor but have only a 60 watt bulb over our entrance so even blown way up it still doesn't show. But I think it is a great picture, especially for home-schooled kids to learn about population distribution.
Are those really just our little lights or are the heat sensors from our active blogging computer community. The many well lite blobs stemming from the fast fingering of the keyboard and the heat of our computer screens as we connect with friends all across the states. Our CK can see the home lites burning, waiting for their return at a future date.....or maybe just another kid forgot to turn out the light again in the back yard MoM
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