Imbolc and the Wolf Moon Tuesday gratefuls: Good eyes. Glaucoma not advancing, good pressures. A life by the numbers. PSA, too. House cleaners, good ones. A bit more expensive. Kate’s better days. Rigel & Kep. Gertie. Ruth, award winning doggie … Continue reading
Samain and the Thanksgiving Moon Tuesday gratefuls: The Clan. Gathering in an hour. Tom and his gift book. His thinking of Ruth. The morning darkness lit by the Thanksgiving Moon. Orion and his great Dog pursuing the hunt toward Mt. … Continue reading
Summer and the Lughnasa Moon Tuesday gratefuls: The clan. Riyadh. Singapore. San Francisco. Shadow Mountain. Cool mountain mornings. Beau Jo’s pizza. Kep walking on my back this morning. Rigel sniffing her way into breakfast. The new perspective aborning. Gettin’ ‘er … Continue reading
Winter and the Future Moon Monday gratefuls: Ruth and Jon skiing. Gabe peeling potatoes. Kate getting Murdoch upstairs. The picker at King Sooper. Having Sunday free of workout. Cleaning off my table. Organizing and preserving my paintings. Kate paying the … Continue reading
Fall Harvest Moon A very new and odd one. Saw a motorcycle headed up 285 two days ago. Attached to the jump seat was a mountain bike. It stuck out well over the motorcycle’s rear tire, its own front tire … Continue reading
Fall Harvest Moon Wow. Had a lot on my mind yesterday. Sorry about the length. More yet, too. Anyhow. Met with Tara yesterday. Director of Education at Beth Evergreen. I said, Help. She gave me lots of ideas on classroom … Continue reading
Fall Harvest Moon A Subaru yesterday with three bumper stickers: Be Kind. Hiker. And, “Not a Native, but I got here as fast as I could.” printed on the familiar green with white mountains bumper sticker that often announces so-called … Continue reading
Summer Monsoon Moon found by friend Bill Schmidt:
Imbolc (New Shoulder) Moon In my continuing and haphazard research into the semiotics of the American vehicle, especially the rear window and below it, I present my latest find discovered when I went to pick up supplies for my hearing … Continue reading
Winter Moon of the Long Nights Found: The nearest star is 4.25 light-years from Earth which is why most wishes take at least 9 years to come true.