There once was a girl named Michelle,
Whose dream was to dance, can you tell?
On the moon she’d moonwalk,
In zero-G she’d gawk,
And in starlight, she’d twirl and excel!
Dancing Among the Stars
The Daily Extra #6
Height Variation
Did you know that when you wake up in the morning, you are about one centimeter taller? This is because your spine decompresses while you sleep, but during the day, gravity compresses it again.
Quote for June 29, 2025
The Whimsical Wonder
Your three words today are:
ITEM
THING
NOVELTY
In a shop of wacky dreams,
Where oddities burst at the seams,
An item sat with a silly grin,
A thing that danced, let the fun begin!
A novelty toy, red and blue,
Wiggled and jiggled like it knew,
With a honk and a wiggle, it stole the show,
This playful oddball, the star of the glow!
Mission of Light
In the quiet of the night,
She set out on her way,
A mission to find the bright,
To chase the dark thoughts away.
With each step, she felt the weight,
Of shadows trying to bind,
But deep inside, she found her fate,
A sparkle whispered, “You will find.”
Through valleys low and hills so high,
She sought the light that shines,
With hope like stars up in the sky,
She left behind the dark confines.
Her heart began to sing anew,
As joy replaced the fear,
Each moment felt like morning dew,
A fresh start drawing near.
So if you wander, lost in night,
Remember her brave quest,
For within each soul, there’s hidden light,
And in that truth, we’re blessed.
Max the Crafty Cat
Your three words today are:
CRAFTY
NIPPY
CHEEKY
In a town where the weather was chilly and nippy,
Lived a cat named Max, oh so crafty and cheeky.
With a flick of his tail, he’d cause such a fuss,
Sneaking treats and toys, oh, he loved to make a mess!
One fine day, he dared Rufus, the dog,
To a race by the shed—oh, what a slog!
Max dashed off so quick, leaving poor Rufus confused,
Crafty and cheeky, he simply refused to lose!
So here’s to dear Max, with his playful little ways,
In a world full of laughter, he brightens our days!
Chasing Glamour
Victoria had a dream so bright,
She longed for things that sparkled in light.
With style and grace, she made her stand,
For swanky treasures, she had it planned.
No simple joys could catch her eye,
She reached for glamour that soared high.
In every shop, her heart would race,
Chasing glitz in every place.
With swanky clothes and shiny shoes,
She knew her worth, she’d never lose.
For in her world of shimmering finds,
Victoria sought the best that shines.
The Daily Extra #5
American flags left on the moon will eventually get bleached white by the sun.
Quote for June 28,2025
Wings of Dawn
In the dawn’s gentle hue, the world awakens,
With whispers of dreams that the night has shaken.
Up above, where the sky meets the light,
Wings spread wide, we embrace our flight.
Clouds like cotton, so soft and so bright,
Carrying hopes, taking sorrow from sight.
Through storms and through sunshine, we’ll journey on,
Chasing horizons until the day is gone.
A symphony of freedom, the wind’s sweet caress,
In every flap and flutter, we find our happiness.
So let us soar high, let the earth slip away,
In the boundless sky, we find our own way.
For in every ascent, there’s a story to tell,
Of dreams that take wing, of hearts that swell.
So here’s to the moments when we take that flight,
Where every adventure ignites the night.
Three Things Challenge #MM96
Your final three words for this week are:
SQUEAK
RUB
RASH
There once was a mouse with a squeak,
Who found a soft rug in a peak.
With a rub, it felt fine,
But then came a line,
Of rash on his skin, oh so bleak!
Screws Loose
The shrew has some screws loose.
They need to be tighten
but how can it be done.
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I dont know what to do
Do I chance it and do it myself?
Or, do I leave it alone
and deal with her wrath?
The Daily Extra #4
Fun Fact
James Madison was the shortest U.S. president, at five feet, four inches tall (163 centimeters). He is estimated to have weighed 100 pounds (forty-five kilograms).
Quote for June 27,2025
The Daily Extra #3
Fun Fact
The Mars Opportunity rover continued to make scientific observations and report back to Earth until June 2018. More than 13 years beyond the duration of activity for which it was designed.
M.A.D. Works 