In today's House Of Humoronics Olympic Jumpers The Taste Of Food Would You Eat These? How To Grow Your Own Tomatoes At The Movies Today's Inspiration Cleansing Confession A single cloud can weigh about 550 tons or more. Clouds may look light and fluffy, but they are actually very heavy. The average weight of a cloud is about 1.1 million pounds (500,000 kilograms). This is equivalent to 100 average-sized elephants or more than our largest airplanes. Clouds can float because they are less dense than the air below them. The weight of a cloud depends on its size and type. From the scent of a rare first edition book found in an old time book collection, to a crisp, fresh book at the local supermarket, the very sight of a book can bring back delightful memories. Reading as a child, enjoying the short stories, the long books and the ability to lose yourself in a story so powerful that at the end you are asking yourself where to get the next book in the series. This day is for the reader in all of us, the celebration of National Book Lovers Day! (On a personal note: I am pleased that National Book Lovers Day is celebrated today ... my birthday. I am an avid reader of real, hands-on books. So far this year I have read seven books!)

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