Of course, there can be plenty of stars outside of that radius, but in a comparatively small number.
Of course, there can be plenty of stars outside of that radius, but in a comparatively small number.
You’ve joined people like her grandma and grandpa, a ‘pleese ossifer girl’ who wrote me a speeding ticket and gave her a tattoo, and her paediatrician in the realm of ‘really cool dudes’. In my wildest dreams, one day I’ll become a really cool dude too. :)
Seriously, thank you. You made today’s home daycare really really cool. And you’re infinitely less expensive than the ‘pleese ossifer girl’ so you even get old dad bonus marks.
Edit - If you happen to work in a role where an absolutely glowing thank you letter from a very happy parent would help your career, my email address is in my profile.
My four year old has lost a lot during the pandemic. I like to show her things that I know she will like and space is one of her passions. Unfortunately, she’s four so her questions can go from low level, to profound, to areas where I just don’t have a bloody clue.
You have already really helped me help her. Can I ask for a favour? If you have any links you like, videos you enjoy or films/book recommendations, would you mind sharing them? My kid’s interest in astronomy far exceeds my knowledge and at this point, I don’t even know what questions to ask! :)
Edit - Sorry not to add this originally, but don’t worry about things like age appropriateness or what have you. She’s into lots of things that I’m baffled by, from My Little Pony to astronomy.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g/fea...