Small Worlds, Big Worlds--

[caras_galadhon]

There have been a number of robins hanging out in our backyard for the past couple days, scoping out the area and collecting materials. Today, I found out where two of them are building their nest: underneath our balcony. It's a bit odd watching, since the little bird seems to be building three different nests; I'm not sure if this is a result of

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[rifleman_s]

"but how do you say, "No, no, on top the water meter! The water meter!" in robin?" *grins*

I hope they flourish!!

[caras_galadhon]

Me too. I just took a quick look out there, and there's two half-finished nests under the balcony, but nothing on top the water meter. *crosses fingers*

[foxrafer]

I was so excited to hear the news about the planet. I'm such a space geek! And I know what you mean about the robins. I haven't had any birds nest so close to home, but I've seen them building nests on my way to work in places that are less than ideal and wished I could send a message.

[nulomiel]

Really, really cool are definitely the right words ... :)
And what with Stephen Hawking experiencing weightlessness it kind of makes me start thinking about our universe with a hope and anticipation that I'd forgotten about ...

(Having said that, I've just remembered a comment they made about this planet on the news - apparently they think the gravity is such that if any life forms happened to beam down they would resemble squashed bugs ... I think that's the gist of what they said. ------ There's always a catch!)