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Starless Night
Nov. 27th, 2016 11:53 pmWe had another summery day today, even the insects seemed to feel like it was summer again. There were dragonflies flying every which way, bees buzzing around the purple asters and even butterflies swarming my balcony. It looked almost like they were trying to take off with my books, or at least read them. Hot weather, mad insects. Fluttershy must have been ecstatic.
Cloudsdale sent us a rain shower in the afternoon, and while that calmed the insects down, it was still warm out when the clouds ran dry. Ponyville is sparkling clean. The sky was still full of clouds this evening and even now they're still there. I don't know why Dash didn't clear them out before nightfall. Maybe she got called away for Wonderbolt duty. It's a shame about the clouds because Luna hasn't raised the moon yet. The night is so dark and peaceful, it would be perfect for looking at the fainter stars with my Double Bridle refractor telescope. It would be even better with the Lightbridle reflective telescope I saw in Canterlot in the scientific glassware boutique. The one with the trusstube Bobroanian "light bucket". A mare can own two telescopes, can't she? Well, Dash isn't going to go cloud busting after dark and I'm not going to clear them out. Somepony might need them for something. I'll find out what's up tomorrow. I left the balcony door open to let in the warm breeze. I won't be able to do that come winter.
Cloudsdale sent us a rain shower in the afternoon, and while that calmed the insects down, it was still warm out when the clouds ran dry. Ponyville is sparkling clean. The sky was still full of clouds this evening and even now they're still there. I don't know why Dash didn't clear them out before nightfall. Maybe she got called away for Wonderbolt duty. It's a shame about the clouds because Luna hasn't raised the moon yet. The night is so dark and peaceful, it would be perfect for looking at the fainter stars with my Double Bridle refractor telescope. It would be even better with the Lightbridle reflective telescope I saw in Canterlot in the scientific glassware boutique. The one with the trusstube Bobroanian "light bucket". A mare can own two telescopes, can't she? Well, Dash isn't going to go cloud busting after dark and I'm not going to clear them out. Somepony might need them for something. I'll find out what's up tomorrow. I left the balcony door open to let in the warm breeze. I won't be able to do that come winter.
