A typo on a handbill program over the weekend waited until early this morning to coalesce as a query, which alongside rereading Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time, plus obsessive Zillowing, ended up featuring an asteroid founded at Catalina Sky Survey and named for a mechanical engineer contributor to the OSIRIS-REx mission. Several state name streets intersect with Race in Urbana, home (with Champaign) to National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE): Pennsylvania, Delaware, Vermont, and Florida, which also intersect with Broadway siding a park named Blair. A beautiful home is for sale on the Pennsylvania side of the park: price cut by $20K listing now for $309K. The last time having read A Wrinkle would have been in that general locale and near a children’s librarian and professor of English (specifically poetry), parents to a neighborhood friend.
Friday, November 29, 1918, New York, NY, 23:45 ET:
Asteroid 121659 6° 59′ conjunct Sun 7° 10′ Sagittarius
Sunday, December 5, 1999, Catalina Foothills, 00:00 MT:
Asteroid 121659 13° 30′ Rx Taurus