Celeste
A rather large constellation in the northern hemisphere is known as Celeste. It’s visible only in late spring to early fall. Legends state that the brother of Celeste missed his sister dearly, as she had been away from home for quite some time. One night he happened upon a shooting star in the late-night sky. Quicky, he wished to see his sister soon, then proceeded to turn in for the night. In the morning he received a letter from Wishy stating his wish was granted. He was excited with joy, but it soon turned to sorrow as night fell. His sister was still not home. Suddenly he heard a familiar sound. He turned and looked up to see another shooting star, but this one broke up into several pieces that hung like gems in the night sky. It was his sister before him created from the very things she treasured in this world, the stars from the heavens. It’s believed the closer she is to returning home to her brother, the brighter the stars on her wand become. Many are also convinced the absence of the constellation during winter months signifies the two are reunited.
A rather large constellation in the northern hemisphere is known as Celeste. It’s visible only in late spring to early fall. Legends state that the brother of Celeste missed his sister dearly, as she had been away from home for quite some time. One night he happened upon a shooting star in the late-night sky. Quicky, he wished to see his sister soon, then proceeded to turn in for the night. In the morning he received a letter from Wishy stating his wish was granted. He was excited with joy, but it soon turned to sorrow as night fell. His sister was still not home. Suddenly he heard a familiar sound. He turned and looked up to see another shooting star, but this one broke up into several pieces that hung like gems in the night sky. It was his sister before him created from the very things she treasured in this world, the stars from the heavens. It’s believed the closer she is to returning home to her brother, the brighter the stars on her wand become. Many are also convinced the absence of the constellation during winter months signifies the two are reunited.