galcho, computer or gardening, that's a good question, I think I fell in love with plants when I was knee-high to a grasshopper. My grandpa had a cottage garden at their summer place where I used to spend my holiday each year. I'd follow him around while he watered all his plants by hand. All the water had to be pumped from a well. My memories are of Foxgloves, Cup and saucer Campanula, Carnations, a pergola smothered in fragrant roses and cabbages as big as soccer balls. I was hooked for life. To me a garden is a place of contentment, a place joy, when I actually find the right place for the plant I've just obtained, without the foggiest of where I'm going to put it. The garden to me is a lifetime dream. It's also good therapy, when you're really p....d off about someone or something, go pull weeds, it really is amazing how they can take wings. Does this answer your question? I have to say though, the computer is becoming a Close second. Catch you later, A......

I noticed it went I went to close the drapes last night. I wish I would have thought to take a photo but then I don't have the proper camera or lens for that. Makes you think that no wonder the ancients were amazed at sights like this and imagined all sorts of incredible things. I always try to put myself in their place as I gaze at it too.

If I recall correctly, astronaut Chris Hadfield would only do the song with this version where Major Tom doesn't die.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaOC9danxNo

Look to the west maybe 45 minutes after sunset. I believe the comet will be setting about 9pm tonight our time or about 2:45 hrs after sunset. Venus is pretty easy to see as it the brightest "star" in the sky, usually the first one you see. You can tell it's a planet as it doesn't twinkle like stars do. I've read 20° north of venus but the degrees don't mean anything to me so that didn't help me at all. I know it makes no sense, but I think in feet and inches, so about 16" north. About 14" up from the horizon...but even that would depend on how high you are relative to the horizon... mountain vs. valley would be very different. It looks very much like the picture Fun posted, though much fainter. I had to try from a much darker area before I could see it with my naked eye. I managed to get in the shade of some trees which helps as the moon is full. If you can find your way into the shade, it'd be easier. Also spend some time at it. It takes about 20 min for your eyes to adjust completely to the darkness. I needed binoculars to find it. Once I knew where it was, I could faintly see it with my naked eye, but the binoculars really helped.