Monthly Archives: September 2020

W^2 – so long summer

Wednesday, September 23, 2020, @ 5:00 amPhotography, Science, teaching, Weather, Wordless WednesdayPhotography, summer, sunrise, sunrise photos, weekly photo challengeClay

W^2 or W squared for Wordless Wednesday September 23, 2020

NOTE: The autumnal equinox occurred this morning, September 22 at 8:30 AM CDT.

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Tuesday morning’s sunrise – final sunrise of summer 2020, my school’s parking lot, Naperville, IL. Perspective is facing east September 22, 2020 – 7:10 AM CDT

What memory of summer 2020 will makes you smile?

W^2 – behind

Wednesday, September 16, 2020, @ 5:50 pmLife in General, Science, Weather, Wordless Wednesdayhome, making the days count, midwestern haze, sunsets, teaching, weather, western wildfiresClay

W^2 or W squared for Wordless Wednesday September 16, 2020

Tuesday evening’s sunset, Front Street Wheaton, IL. perspective is side-view mirror looking west into the sun, car facing east September 15, 2020 – 6:32 PM

What would you like to put behind you?

W^2 – sweet tango

Wednesday, September 9, 2020, @ 4:55 amadventure, Family, Photography, travel, Weekly Photo Challenges, Wordless Wednesdayfall fruit, Family, great days, hard work, making the days count, Photography, writingClay

W^2 or W squared for Wordless Wednesday September 9, 2020

a sweet tango apple plucked from sweet tango apples packed for sale in pecks, ½ pecks, and ¼ pecks Casnovia, Michigan – Monday September 7, 2020 – 2:19 PM

What fruits are ripening where you live?

W^2 – wonder

Wednesday, September 2, 2020, @ 6:00 amadventure, Challenges, Science, Teaching and Learning, Wordless Wednesdaycurioisty, education, Family, great days, make the days count, making the days count, the moon, the planetsClay

W^2 or W squared for Wordless Wednesday for September 2, 2020

The late evening night sky over Wheaton, Illinois – Friday August 28, 2020 – 9:27 PM left to right, Saturn, and Jupiter, and the moon beneath Jupiter

The late evening night sky over Wheaton, Illinois – Sunday August 30, 2020 – 8:34 PM, peaking through the trees, left to right, the moon, Saturn, and Jupiter

What do you wonder when you look to the heavens?