Fell asleep around 9 p.m., I think. And so if I woke up around 7 this morning, that's ten hours of solid, body-recuperating sleep. Unfortunately I did all this on the night when the Aurora Borealis was so good, I could have apparently stepped out onto either my frontyard or backyard and see them despite the light pollution. It appears as though many did just that, if my Twitter/X feed is indicative of what really happened.
The storms are still strong, so they say the Northern Lights are going to be pretty good tonight, when I am wide awake. Buuuuuuuuuut ... it's not going to be as vibrant as it was last night, and there is a greater chance of clouds. It would be like me to miss seeing these lights, try to see them the next day, and not see a damn thing.
I have vowed for a long time that one night I will drive up north and see this Aurora Borealis. Then again, I wouldn't have had to go anywhere if I were up last night. Guess I could've just stepped outside last night and looked up. But I was in bed. And I missed everything. And it will never be as good as it was ever, ever again. Goddammit.
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