Woolly Mammoths Tramp Through The Marsh
Samain Moon of the Winter Solstice Woollies tonight at the Marsh in Minnetonka. We met in the moon room, a dining room … Continue reading
Samain Moon of the Winter Solstice Woollies tonight at the Marsh in Minnetonka. We met in the moon room, a dining room … Continue reading
Fall Waxing Harvest Moon First communication back from Mark in Saudi Arabia. He says he hasn’t set up his computer yet and that the school seems to have a good connection. He mentions the school is in Ha’il*. Guess that’s … Continue reading
Spring Full Bee Hiving Moon Men. Emotions surprise us, batter us into consciousness, wake us up. Hello, grasshopper, you are about to be A GRANDFATHER. Huh? How did that happen? Of course, you know exactly how it happened, but it … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waxing Artemis Moon Back from Tom’s gracious home in Shorewood. He served corn on the cob, salmon, an egg salad and spinach. Delightful. A pileated woodpecker ate from his feeder just as I came in. What a gorgeous bird. … Continue reading
Beltane Waning Planting Moon ” Life can’t bring you the sublime gift it has for you until you interrupt your pursuit of a mediocre gift.” Woolly brother Tom Crane sent this to me. It took me back to my recent … Continue reading
Beltane Waning Planting Moon The Woolly brethren gathered yet again at the Black Forest, sitting outside near the fountain with the metal sculpture, a twisted geometric of aluminum. Warren, Frank just back from Ireland, Bill, Paul, Tom, Stefan and myself … Continue reading
Summer Waxing Summer Moon Tomorrow we get the full on Summer Moon. We’ll have a warm, but not hot night with a brilliant satellite. No good for astronomy, but great for moon viewing, a favorite activity among the Japanese. Woolly’s … Continue reading
Imbolc Waning Wild Moon The Woolly’s met tonight at the Jasmine across from the Black Forest. Food is noveau Vietnamese, French accents. I had spring rolls and mangoes on sticky rice. Just right. Got to give everyone a head’s up … Continue reading