[OESY]

Very interesting picture, Meg, that would seem to show, improbably, a gaseous solar system. Valet, my rocket, please.

I'm flying
(Flying, flying, flying)
Look at me way up high,
Suddenly here am I
I'm flying.

I'm flying
(Flying, flying, flying)
I can soar
I can weave and what's more
I'm not even trying.

High up, and as light as I can be.
I must be a sight lovely to see.

I'm flying.
(Flying, flying, flying)
Nothing will stop me now:
Higher still look at how
I can zoom around,
‘Way up off the ground
I'm flying.

I fly and I'm all over the place
You try and you fall flat on your face.

I'm flying.
(Flying, flying, flying)
Over bed, over chair
Duck your head, clear the air
Oh, what lovely fun
Watch me everyone
Take a look at me
A see how easily it's done
I'm flying!

Ah, ah, flying!
Like an owl, like a bat,
Or the crow,
It's so satisfying!

I'm whizzing
Through a cloud
Past the star
I'm so proud
Look how far I breeze in
High over the moon
Higher I fly
By old mister moon
Wave me goodbye.

I'm flying.
(Flying, flying, flying)
Heading far out of sight
Second star to the right
Now the way is clear
Never Land is near
Follow all the air
Cause I'm about to disappear
I'm flying!


Ok, everyone, take the second right and fly straight till dawn!

.

[MEG33]

Delightful, OESY!

[MEG33]

Jupiter, Vesta, and the Milky Way

Explanation: In this gorgeous skyscape, gas giant Jupiter along with the stars and cosmic dust clouds of the Milky Way hang over the southern horizon in the early morning hours as seen from Stagecoach, Colorado, USA. Recorded on Thursday, Jupiter is the brightest object near picture center.

Along with the stunning Milky Way, Jupiter is hard to miss, but a careful inspection of the view also reveals main belt asteroid Vesta. Of all the asteroids Vesta is the brightest and is now just bright enough to be visible to the naked eye from locations with very dark, clear skies. Vesta (as well as Jupiter) appears relatively bright now because it is near opposition, literally opposite the Sun in planet Earth's sky and closest to Earth in its orbit.

For Vesta, this opposition offers the best viewing in many years. The year 2007 also coincides with the 200th anniversary of the asteroid's discovery. Starting late next month, NASA plans to launch the Dawn mission intended to explore Vesta (and Ceres) and the main asteroid belt. May 2007

[jaycee]

I like that very much, Oesy! Wheeeee~~~~

[jaycee]

LOL~~~~ Olds 55 Rocket~~

[JustAmy]

LOL ..... Good evening, OESY.

Thank you for sharing the Rocket Graphic and Poem.
They are hilarious.

[NicknamedBob]

I keep hearing your poem, “I’m Flying”, in Mary Martin’s voice.

“Look at me, way up high,
Like a bird, in the sky ...

I’m Flying!”

Now, how many times could I have seen Peter Pan?