Something else about the sky

So I know we've had a huge block of stars, but I was thinking about other things in the sky. Like clouds, which were also mentioned earlier. About watching clouds and seeing their shapes, and making stories out of them. Well, I just had a story about my friends and me...and...well...clouds. It was wintertime and the sky was a brilliantly beautiful powder blue with scantily spread clouds in the sky. There was snow in the field and my friends and I had thought previously that it'd be extremely fun (and, in hindsight, ridiculous) to go and make snow angels in our t-shirts. Then we would just lay there and stare at the sky. Well, one of those days, while the sky was beautiful and the snow was crisp, we lay there, staring through squinted eyes at the sky that almost seemed to be reflecting the sun's rays into our eyes at a thin sheet of clouds. And if you look and position yourself in different places, you feel different things. And you see different things. We did the classic looking for shapes thing where we saw dragons and made entire stories at one point. But also, if you get everything attached to the surface of the earth out of your peripheral vision and watch the clouds move by, it feels like you're the one moving and the clouds are still. It makes you feel weightless, like you're in space and you just live in this place where gravity doesn't apply to you. Where you are free of all the restraints in your life and you can just be where the clouds are. It made me feel quite exhilerated and then, just like that, you either twitch, cough, or just blink and your focus is lost. And you can't quite get that feeling back. You have to be in this mind set. And I don't know what the mind set is, but sometimes, you feel it. And it's amazing.