Spring Beltane Moon The legislature lurches … Continue reading
Spring Waning Bee Hiving Moon Spent the day in the world I’ve created, Tailte, a sister world to earth, but separated by several thousand light years. It’s strange to spend time there, a place that exists only in my mind, … Continue reading
Imbolc Waning Moon of the Cold Month Got in the Celica this am and took off for the MNDOT building where I parked. Three hours for $4.50 in quarters, paid at a central pay station. The only argument I had … Continue reading
Samhain Waning Thanksgiving Moon Any of us who work the legislature and the administration for any purpose have to take the 6.2 billion dollar deficit seriously. It will disrupt state work, occupy legislative time and distract attention from other matters, … Continue reading
Fall Waning Back to School Moon Lafayette, Indiana on the banks of the Wabash River. Home of Purdue, the Boilermakers. Got in here at 8:58 last night Minnesota time. But, this being Indiana, it was 9:58 here. Indiana suffers from … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waxing Back to School Moon Whew. The new queen came today in a perforated UPS box, complete with a court of five worker bees. After spraying them with sugar water, I took them out to the honey house where … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waxing Artemis Moon More napping. Still getting the body back to its old form. Maybe tomorrow. Into the Sierra Club for the Legislative Awards. It was the first time these awards have happened. Justin’s idea and a good one. … Continue reading
Beltane Waxing Planting Moon Into the city for the last 2010 session meeting of the Sierra Club’s legislative committee. The meeting itself, face to face for the first time since January (we met over the phone every week until tonight), … Continue reading
Beltane Waning Flower Moon We had a light frost last night. Many flowers are now gone, tulips mostly, and a few leaves have that sickly green color that comes from burst cells in the stem. The weather service has predictions … Continue reading
Winter Waning Moon of Long Nights In to the Sierra Club for a meeting about legislative work. The scope of the Sierra Club’s work is impressive, including legislative work at each session of the Minnesota Legislature and scrutiny of the … Continue reading