Today is my first day back to school after Fall Break. Yesterday after church, I spent most of the day at school. Report cards are due, which means an extra bit of record-keeping. I got most of it done, so that’s good.
I am anxious to see the kids again. All this preparation and paperwork and anticipation makes me nervous. Once I see the kids, it’ll all be ok.
I finished before dark yesterday, so that was good. The sunset was starting. I enjoyed the skies a little before driving home.
The moon was out, so I tried to take a picture of it. In the picture below, it’s right above the church roof. I don’t know why it looks so big in real life, but so small in pictures. Maybe it requires a special camera?
I have wondered that about the moon, too. Why the discrepancy in size? Crazy.
Hooray for starting back up! I’m sure it was nice to have time away, but it’s also nice to get back into the routine of school. Enjoy today!
I’ll be the nerd and answer: it has to do with the focal length/design of the camera lens being used, and the focal length/design of your eyeball. God works a real miracle in the design of the eyeball.