Fall Fallowturn Moon
Trick or treat? As Halloween, or Samhain as some of us neo-pagans refer to it, lies just a day ahead, mother nature has once again cranked up the volume. The world is changing! Folks up and down the eastern seaboard have no power, but plenty of water, wind and tragedy. Here we sit in the middle of the continent, faraway from these ocean driven weather monsters, hoping that friends and relatives out there are ok. Definitely trick this year for them.
(CNN picture from Monday as Sandy headed inland.)
We’re no strangers to meteorological danger, but ours tends to come in early spring and summer when the heat powers up tornadoes and derechoes; then again in the winter, when moist Gulf air combines with slumping Arctic cold to create blizzards. Right now we’re in the low excitement season as far as weather goes.
Look for our annual Celtic new years post tomorrow as the thinning of the veil between this world and the other world makes crossing over easier.
