Good morning! ☀️ What a beautiful Saturday to wake up to. Feeling grateful for the little things today – good company, sunny skies, and the promise of a restful weekend. Hope your day is filled with joy and positive energy!

Today is a new opportunity to make progress, no matter how small. Embrace the present moment, release what no longer serves you, and look forward to the weekend with optimism and a renewed spirit. Your potential is limitless.

Finish this week strong, knowing that every effort you've made brings you closer to your goals. Step into the weekend with pride in your accomplishments and a heart full of anticipation for what's next. You've earned this moment of rest and rejuvenation.

Hello, Friday! 👋 May your day be filled with positive energy, good vibes, and the promise of a restful weekend ahead. You've earned it!

I disappear sometimes. Not just because I like to remind people I can't always be there for them—it's just there are moments when I want to feel everything on my own. There are times when I want to be alone so I'll get used to it. I think people easily get drunk on the idea that some will always be there when they need them. But in the grand scheme of things, we're all just trying to get through our own shit. We all have days when everything falls apart and there's no one to turn to—you just have to get used to depending on yourself. I disappear sometimes to grow. To patch myself up. To get used to getting up on my own, and in a way, to let other people know I can't always be there for them even if I want to—because some days are just so heavy I need to be selfish and save myself first. —jmp

On the night of June 11, skywatchers around the world will be treated to the Full Strawberry Moon — the final full moon of spring or the first of summer, depending on the solstice. 🔭 Why is it called the "Strawberry Moon"? The name originates from Native American Algonquin tribes who used this full moon as a seasonal marker for the ripening of wild strawberries. While the moon doesn’t actually turn red or pink, its low position on the horizon during moonrise can sometimes give it a warm, golden, or even rosy hue due to atmospheric conditions. 🌍 When and where to watch: You can observe it rising just after sunset and shining bright all night. For the best view, head to an area with a clear horizon and minimal light pollution. It will appear larger when near the horizon due to the "moon illusion." ✨ Fun fact: June's full moon is also known in some cultures as the “Honey Moon,” a term that may be linked to the tradition of June weddings and the belief that this is the sweetest time of year. 📸 Don’t forget to grab your camera—this moon makes for a spectacular photo opportunity!🍓🌕

And to whom will I turn when everything becomes too heavy? When the world feels too loud, and my thoughts won’t stay still? When I can no longer pretend I’m okay, and even breathing feels like effort? I don’t want answers. I don’t need saving. I just want someone to hold my tired heart without asking me to explain it. Someone who stays, not because they have to, but because they can’t imagine leaving.

🗓️ Mark your calendars and look to the skies—June 2025 is packed with celestial wonders! 🌌June 3 – Six Planets Aligned Witness a rare planetary alignment as Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, and Saturn line up in the sky. A stunning visual treat just before dawn—don’t miss this cosmic parade! 🌠 June 7 – Arietid Meteor Shower Peak ✨ The Arietid meteor shower, one of the year's strongest daylight meteor showers, reaches its peak. Best viewed just before sunrise; though challenging to see, you might catch a few bright ones! 🌕 June 11 – Strawberry Full Moon🍓 Named by Native Americans, this full moon gets its name from the strawberry harvest season. It’s not pink, but its name adds a sweet touch to a beautiful lunar event. 🔭 June 16 – Butterfly Cluster Visibility🦋 The Butterfly Cluster (M6) will be prominently visible in the night sky. This open cluster in the constellation Scorpius is a beautiful group of stars resembling a butterfly’s shape. 🌞 June 21 – Summer Solstice🌻 The longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Celebrate the official start of summer and enjoy extended daylight—great for stargazing later in the evening! 🌌 June 27 – Bootid Meteor Shower 💫 The June Bootids return with a potentially surprising show. Though usually a weaker shower, it occasionally bursts into spectacular displays. Best viewed after nightfall in a dark sky.

Arietid Meteor Shower – Peak on June 7 The Arietid meteor shower, one of the strongest daytime meteor showers, reaches its peak on June 7 each year. Although it’s most active during daylight hours and thus not easily visible to the naked eye, it's still a fascinating astronomical event. 🌠 Peak Timing – June 7, 2025 Peak Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025 Estimated Peak Time (UTC): Around 10:00–12:00 UTC Radiant: Constellation Aries (just west of the Sun in the sky) Best Time to Observe: Just before sunrise, when the radiant is above the horizon but before daylight overwhelms visibility.

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