Asperatus
New stars are discovered, and new species of algae - why not new cloud formations? Asperatus is the name proposed by the Cloud Appreciation Society for clouds that look oceanic and roughed-up.
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Pema Chodron, Buddhist nun, author, teacher
Mom & Dad had 7 kids. Our activities were not limited to the floor - we used all available space, vertical as well as horizontal. We often heard Mom pleading "will you all please just land?" I'm still trying to figure out whether I want to land, and now Mom likes the way I play.
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Pema Chodron, Buddhist nun, author, teacher
1 comment:
Yes! We needed a word for these clouds, which I've seen more in MN than I ever did in OH. They do look like the surface of the ocean.
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