Experiments: Next Time

Monday – I’m handling what I need to, but what I want to do? That can wait. Full week ahead of me. Tuesday – more obligations pile up. The thing that’s been on my mind, though? I’ll get to it tomorrow, when I have more space. Wednesday – halfway through, and I still haven’t made the time. Tomorrow, a fresh day sounds like a better plan. Thursday – the week almost gone. I’ll just push through it all and end the week on a productive note. Friday – the week slipped through my fingers. I’ll finally make time this weekend. Saturday – exhausted. I’ll get it done after I rest. It’s the weekend, after all. Sunday – still waiting for the perfect moment. Evening maybe? Besides, the new week starts tomorrow, and I’ll have all that time ahead of me…

Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) – a rare visitor from the Oort Cloud, orbiting once every 80,000 years. Its closest approach to Earth happened on October 12, 2024, a fleeting moment of brilliance. But after this, it will disappear into the dark reaches of space, not to return for thousands of lifetimes. There’s no "next time" for this comet.

"Someday is not a day of the week." — Janet Dailey

Artist: Alexander Seleznyov Genre: Photography Resolution: 5504x8256 Location: Mitzpe Ramon, Israel Date Taken: 13 October 2024