Imbolc Valentine Moon “I really fell in love … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waning Harvest Moon More fun with Ovid. The curtain has begun to roll back a bit more. Many of my friends have second and third languages, but until now I only had the one. A bit of French. A … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waxing Honey Extraction Moon “This has been a devastating year,” National Weather Service director Jack Hayes said. “Natural disasters are on the rise in the United States,” he noted, including records for heat, tornadoes, floods and fires, and with … Continue reading
Imbolc New (Bloodroot) Moon A while back I asked John Harstad, then the naturalist at Cedar Creek Nature Center, a wonderful place run by the University of Minnesota and only about 15 miles from home, about first signs of spring. … Continue reading
Imbolc Waning Bridgit Moon The bubble of calm before the winds begin to blow and the snow to fall. Predictions have increased the amount from 8-10 to 12-18. I’ve never outgrown my joy at a snowfall, so I’m looking forward … Continue reading
Summer Waning Strawberry Moon “if your vision is for a year, plant wheat. If your vision is for ten years, plant trees. If your vision is for a lifetime, plant people.”- Chinese Proverb Ever have days that just happen, disappear … Continue reading
Spring Awakening Moon Night has fallen, the temperature, too and quiet dominates. It is, as I have written here before, a meditative time, a free time, a time when the world is little with us and the mind can roam … Continue reading