Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon Round Lake still has ice, April 1st. Ice out is way late this year. Put Kate on the Northstar this morning, headed for MSP, terminal 2, for her Southwest flight to Denver and granddaughter Ruth’s 5th … Continue reading
Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon Last night, in conversation with Bill Schmidt, cybermage and nuclear engineer, the Sheepshead group turned to Fukushima. Bill built an identical plant on the west side of Honshu, across the sea of Japan from Korea. That … Continue reading
Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon Japan. Nuclear power. Climate change. Not a pretty picture. I don’t know about others, but I want to like nuclear power. Its non-carbon emitting energy production has a potential role in staving off the worst effects … Continue reading
Spring Waxing Flower Moon All my baby plants have moved from the nursery into big plant pots. Now we have to wait until May 15, the average last frost date here, and all these babies can go outside into the … Continue reading