Imbolc Valentine Moon Tumblr. Addictive in a sense I don’t fully understand yet. I’ve selected bloggers on Tumblr, largely where […]
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Lughnasa New (Back to School) Moon The DEW line here has no flaws. The Distant Early Warning system, also called Rigel, found the tree that fell over the fence during the winds of today. She walked on and crossed the road. The Perlich’s brought her home not once, but twice. No electric fence is good […]
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Summer Full Grandchildren Moon Over the last year, with seeming increased speed in the last three months, the nattering nabobs of negativism (thank you, Spiro), have problems with the internet. The Web Means the End of Forgetting in this week’s NYT magazine recounts the many issues that self-revelation and innuendo can raise in an environment […]
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Beltane Waxing Dyan Moon Lingering, an interesting article from the blog N+1, asks the question, is life richer with the internet? The author answers in a mild positive, noting that the web satisfies curiosity and provides a platform for otherwise missing voices, but he also bemoans its time wasting nature, the fact that there is […]
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64 bar steady 29.74 10mph NNE dewpoint 31 Beltane Waxing Crescent Hare Moon The internet continues to amaze me. A woman from Alabama finds this website and writes to tell of her journey with her son, Tristan, 2 years old and also diagnosed with hemophilia. In the world BWWW, before the World Wide Web, the […]
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32 60% 37% 4mph windroseNNE bar steady dewpoint19 First Quarter of the Snow Moon Holiseason Traveling is not the same in the age of the internet. It’s way better. We’re going to Hawai’i in February. I’ve handled all of our arrangements over the internet, including dinner reservations on February 14th at Mama’s Fish House on Maui. […]
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