Lunar eclipse and limitless possibilities

Waking up on a cold fall day and looking for the predicted eclipse. Finally it is there, only not easily seen from the back door.  Put on winter gear for frigid temps (maybe 15 degrees), bring the dog (he can't miss this!) open the camera shutter (it sometimes freezes half open) and run out to the North. I see it, I capture it and run back in to the house.

It's the fall of 2011.  I am still learning at the library (my worksite) to stay flexible and aware of changes.  I am happy to note more people are using online books from our catalog.  Still constant is the book readers who come in to the library. We greet them and help them find a good read; Personal attention is vital to some, not to others. Back to sewing this week, I am bringing my machine back to the dining table and spreading out the projects.
In the picture is Wilson, my springer spaniel, who I see first thing in the morning; He is always happy to see me and go outside. We have breakfast and I linger over coffee.
The roses are from the florist promotion, give 2 things for food shelf, + $10 = 12 roses.