Winter Moon of the Winter Solstice Something new seems to be happening. Not sure if I’m reading the rustling in the ether of our … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waning Harvest Moon The museum (MIA) has us check out when we’re going to be gone over our tour days, so I’ve checked out from mid-October through early December. I’ve not had many tours in August and none in … Continue reading
Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon I’ve discovered an analogy between translation and science. Coming to a premature conclusion about the meaning of a passage causes chopping and cramping to fit meanings, declensions and conjugations into the preconceived notion. The better way … Continue reading
Fall Waning Harvest Moon Another morning of cool, wet weather. The beginning of October. No. Scratch that. The end of October. I recognize this fall weather actually; it comes to us courtesy of the climate that used to be Indiana’s. … Continue reading
Beltane Waning Flower Moon There is here the action: taking the hive tool and wrenching loose the propolis, moving the frame, all the while bees buzzing and whirring, digging into the soil, placing the leeks in a shallow trench, the … Continue reading
11 bar falls 30.22 2mph NE windchill 7 Samhain Last Quarter Moon of Long Nights Here is a new term (new to me) that has become important in my thinking: emergence. It comes from a discipline that fascinates me, but … Continue reading
Kate and I will head over to Beisswingers in a few minutes. The lawn tractor has had a checkup, gotten set up for winter storage and had its blades sharpened. It will go in the machine shed, the one back … Continue reading
38 73% 23% 0mph SSW bar29.12 steady windchill39 Winter Last Quarter of the Winter Moon Think I lost a post somewhere in cyber space, one from this morning. A miscellaneous day so far. Kate and I decided on the … Continue reading