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2020-04-04
Tasks
DONE Breakfast for kiddos
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DONE Order beer
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DONE Send out [[id:6108cfcd-1ee8-4104-9fd0-52c9e2dbe704][Collaborative Ministry Team]] agenda
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https://bce-cm.org/meeting_notes/april_2020
DONE Saturday morning cleaning
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DONE Bake sourdough loaf
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DONE Run
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DONE Snack time
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DONE Beach walk with kiddos
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DONE Make dinner
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Today
Sky
Ambitious observers may be able to spot Uranus shortly after sunset. The
distant ice giant currently lies nearly 21 astronomical units (AU) from Earth,
or 21 times the average Earth-Sun distance. Step outside with your telescope
about half an hour after sunset to find the magnitude 6 world roughly 11° above
the western horizon. Uranus sinks about 1° closer to the horizon each day. See
how long you can catch it before it gets too low.