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Alex_Austin/Twitter1 of 9Out watching the Leonid Meteor Shower. Staring at the frozen glint of diamonds erupt to the soundless frolic of the shooting stars.
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kevinthornton/Twitter2 of 9
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dustdancestoo/Twitter3 of 9
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MadelynSnead/Twitter4 of 9What a seriously lovely #meteorshower thanks #leonids for being the most beautiful background for a beautiful night
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tif_nee/Twitter5 of 9tried to check out the #leonids #meteor shower... no luck. 2weeks ago I couldn't wait for the lights to be on, tonight I want them off again
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KeithyD/Twitter6 of 9
Just spent the last 45 minutes watching meteorites. Natures silent fireworks. I'm always in awe at the speed they burn up. #Leonids
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fatceliac/Twitter7 of 9layed on the hood of my car watching for #leonids even though all the neighbors lights were on, saw 5!! devin: 1, suburbia: 0
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ramenbecky/Twitter8 of 9Anyone look 4 the #Leonids last night? Kids and I spent ~hr on the porch roof: Nada. But again 2night. Liam climbing out window: priceless
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astropixie/Twitter9 of 9Next: The View from the Twitterspherewatching the leonids with meteor shower virgins! the universe is so entertaining! :) we've seen 7 so far!
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I have refused to join facebook or twitter.
November 19 2012 at 4:48 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThere has to be some point at which you say you don't have to try to keep up with state-of-the-art.
We should be able to appreciate a meteor shower on its own, without validating every experience by cramming the latest technology into it, or vice-versa.
Time to go outside in the cold dark morning, look up at the sky, and see what I will see.
Don't need to livefeed every moment to know I actually did it.
"When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are. Or what gadgets you own."