Congratulations! It must feel amazing to complete a series.

I feel the same way about this prompt. Even if I was quite proud of something I'd written recently, how can I call it my favourite? And if it is something I wrote a long time ago, I will only ever remember it on a reread.

I look forward to seeing what else you come up with!

Thank you for the boost, Helyna 💜

Polymer clay is so much fun! 🥰

This is so well presented. Thank you for putting this together 🥰

Diane is incredible. So much research has gone into that Pythia series 🤍

I'm always coming up with questions like this (I just can't think of any recent examples).

Hope it eases, Diane 🫂

How do you describe morning, noon, and night when the light conditions in the sky barely change over 24 hours?
You come up with new terms of course! ☀️🌘

Feel free to borrow the idea. It seemed a nice way to introduce these bits of lore.

It's fun to put these ideas across in graphics. I'm playing with Canva a bit.

This should actually be my next post: how day and night cycles work.

The need to keep some things the same is strong. I kept "year" because the meaning is the same (orbiting the sun). But "day" had to change because 1 day and night cycle takes a month (or lunar revolution) to complete. So I call days "segments". The moon turns 1 segment every 24 hours.

Thank you, Kira 🥰
I thought I needed to get back into talking about my worldbuilding.
I go down a few research rabbit holes, but there are some gaps that are either filled with magic or science I haven't yet elaborated on.

These are amazing!