Happy birthday to Rodney Justo, lead singer for The Atlanta Rhythm Section. Randy co-wrote the song as a member of The Classics IV.
Spooky
So Into You
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Imaginary Lover
https://youtu.be/nVQFHy6mM5A
We are so grateful to have found The Gutter and to be part of a place where we can meet wonderful people and feel a real sense of community. We truly have so much to be thankful for, and today we love to celebrate that together.
Please share your Thanksgiving moments with us—what you’re thankful for, what made you smile, or the simple joys that made today special.
As for me, I’m thankful that my family is healthy and happy, that the kids have their homes and their jobs, and that I can pause during the day to notice something in nature I don’t see every day…..flock of starlings murmuring around our refinery.
Those little moments mean everything.
Happy Thanksgiving from my heart to yours.
Congratulations to @APalm, @Pam_Antosiak, @RockNRollHS. Your questions were chosen for tonight’s.Ask Greg and the Panelists.
@APalm Who's a celebrity that is universally considered attractive, but they just don't do it for you?
@Pam_Antosiak At your current level of professional success, do you still have a five year plan? And if you do, where do you want to be in five years?
@RockNRollHS What is it that annoys you the most these days?
A bit-o-lunar trivia:
NASA chose Iceland for astronaut training because its volcanic landscape, with its lava fields, craters, and basalt and breccia rocks, closely resembles the moon's surface. Astronauts trained in Iceland to practice geological sampling, navigation, and fieldwork skills in conditions similar to what they would encounter on the Moon.
Why Iceland was chosen: Iceland's geology provided an ideal, otherworldly stand-in for the lunar surface.
What they trained for: Astronauts practiced geological observation, sample collection, and navigation in the rugged terrain.
Key features: The landscape includes features like basalt and breccia rocks, and numerous volcanic craters, which are similar to those found on the Moon.
Training for different missions: Astronauts trained in Iceland for both the Apollo program and the more recent Artemis program, highlighting its continued relevance for lunar missions.
