Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for April 12, 2020

And then those objects develop their own gravitational pull in turn, and thus draw other objects to them to act as “moons”.

I’ve been thinking about Stephan Hawking’s rubber sheet analogy. If an object with a large mass were to suddenly release it’s weight from the sheet, orbiting objects would be bounced into the air, and then come back down.

So, next time it happens, put a camera in orbit first to get footage of the fourth spacial dimension.

Getting eye boogers when everyone’s telling you not to touch your face is very frustrating.

well, that was easy

Maybe Marigold will learn something from this, but I wouldn’t bet on it.

So, the world really DOES revolve around her.

Tee hee hee….

Pastel Ponies always land on their feet.

Phoebe is always happy to help.

Happy Easter, everyone!

haha i was just thinkerng about this little girl i met in portland one time.

she was running around the water park between the train station and the Lloyd center, and she would start orbiting every body that walked through the park or stopped to play in the fountain.

it was extra weird/hilarious/sad because eveyone except me and her mom just pretended it wasnt happening/tried not to look at her/tried to pretend she didnt exist.

there was a very dakota looking girl and her dad at the park, and you could tell this girl was trying to be friends with her, but they just looked mildly disgusted as they tried to ignore her as she was running a figure eight orbit around them…

i was thinking how that must have been very same as 4 or 5 year old Phoebe.

She went from being the snail to being the SUN! :)