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The Hiroshima Moon has begun to fade. \u00a0Next up will be the Garlic Planting Moon. \u00a0The Hiroshima Moon made me aware, the whole month, of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. \u00a0The insanity of nuclear weapons. \u00a0Then, the insanity of using them. \u00a0Then, the insanity of stockpiling them. \u00a0Now, the proliferation of nuclear states. \u00a0I think I’ll keep the Hiroshima Moon in my naming list, just for the reminder. \u00a0Never forget.<\/p>\n
Vega and Rigel have a new hobby, digging under the orchard fence. \u00a0There are now six such attempts, two have achieved break through. \u00a0At one point this kind of thing amused me. \u00a0Me against the dog. \u00a0Human mind against canine. \u00a0Now it frustrates me. \u00a0A lot.<\/p>\n
These two, sisters never separated since birth, act in unison. \u00a0Rigel digs, then she rests and Vega digs. \u00a0A hundred pound plus dog can move a hell of a lot of sand. \u00a0A lot. \u00a0Grrrr. \u00a0Ruffff.<\/p>\n
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