In Hamlet, Shakespeare said,
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
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| Peeking at me from behind a tree |
We cannot pretend to understand all the mysteries of this world we live in. I came across one today while walking in the rain. I spotted something odd, and started taking pictures.
I'd never seen anything like it and still am not sure what it was. A creature of some sort, shaped like an apostrophe, but moving around of its own volition. It had little snail-like horns at the top of its head.
At one point, it spotted me, and I wasn't sure if I was in any danger. It didn't seem aggressive, nor imposing in figure, being merely a curved form, floating about a few inches from the ground.
Eventually it shot away, disappearing into the trees.
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| moving my direction |
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| staring at me from the sidewalk |
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| watching me |
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| floating along the grass by the road |
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| floating along the street |
Apostrophe Creature
Holy frijole! What can one say about a floating apostrophe. My mouth is still open.
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