I'm glad you didn't drop the super harvest moon. It arrived safely, in all its beauty and fullness, over my Toronto sky. Or am I the one who did the travel? I never know! It always seems to me that I never move, and go anywhere. It would be so boring if I didn't have people like you to keep me aware of what's happening in our sky.
Nah, Bertus, coming aware of my magic was absolutely cool.
Claude, actually, I was juggling her on my left forefinger, and by the magic of my erected middlefinger I was able to eclipse her; but these are thrilling stories for somewhen else.
Still, I did not even have felt tempted to let disappear forever. I am fully content knowing that I could if I'd like to.
So, no need to worry about you could miss the 102 minutes on that very June 26th.
Calum, hardly could I believe, myself, that these are my left thumb and middle finger; but yes, they are - harvesting potatoes has taken its toll.
D.E., as I told Claude, I am fully content knowing that I could if I'd like to. Anyway, didn't Miss Moon shine brighter than ever? As if a magic hand had polished her? ...
Jams, de Selby would certainly have some thrilling ideas that could even convince Sergeant Pluck. We three - I, me and myself -, would never kick against the Plucks.
CherryPie, beautiful, hm? Apropos nu(get)ts: There are presently about 100 to be found every day in Seanhenge.
Actually, I thought you were sending us to the full moon harvest as shown by NASA. Because of your post, I was out at 11 pm last night, watching the moon, to make sure you had not kept it, in Germany, between your fingers.:)
NASA says that this full moon phenomenon will not happen again until the year 2029.
Ah! Don't burn your fingers!
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I'm glad you didn't drop the super harvest moon. It arrived safely, in all its beauty and fullness, over my Toronto sky. Or am I the one who did the travel? I never know! It always seems to me that I never move, and go anywhere. It would be so boring if I didn't have people like you to keep me aware of what's happening in our sky.
ReplyDeleteMay I see it again in 2029!
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ReplyDeleteSorry about that, Sean. What I tried to say the first time was,
ReplyDelete"Are these the Fingers of Sean? I'll recognise them anywhere now."
At least you let it go! I can see it out my window tonight...
ReplyDeletePlease don't snuff it out Sean or Sergeant Pluck will be round to pay a visit!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a nugget of gold :-)
ReplyDeleteNah, Bertus,
ReplyDeletecoming aware of my magic was absolutely cool.
Claude,
actually, I was juggling her on my left forefinger, and by the magic of my erected middlefinger I was able to eclipse her; but these are thrilling stories for somewhen else.
Still, I did not even have felt tempted to let disappear forever. I am fully content knowing that I could if I'd like to.
So, no need to worry about you could miss the 102 minutes on that very June 26th.
Calum,
hardly could I believe, myself, that these are my left thumb and middle finger; but yes, they are - harvesting potatoes has taken its toll.
D.E.,
as I told Claude, I am fully content knowing that I could if I'd like to.
Anyway, didn't Miss Moon shine brighter than ever? As if a magic hand had polished her? ...
Jams,
de Selby would certainly have some thrilling ideas that could even convince Sergeant Pluck.
We three - I, me and myself -, would never kick against the Plucks.
CherryPie,
beautiful, hm?
Apropos nu(get)ts: There are presently about 100 to be found every day in Seanhenge.
Actually, I thought you were sending us to the full moon harvest as shown by NASA.
ReplyDeleteBecause of your post, I was out at 11 pm last night, watching the moon, to make sure you had not kept it, in Germany, between your fingers.:)
NASA says that this full moon phenomenon will not happen again until the year 2029.
A unique photo Sean! And while you are holding the moon I will be 'drinking the moon' :)
ReplyDeleteClaude,
ReplyDeleteNot would I have deprived you of such a phenomenon. I hope clouds did neither (so that you could fully enjoy)?
Janice,
what shall I say?
Thank you and - Sláinte! :)
Like a pearl in the sky.
ReplyDeleteI keep polishing it every now and then.
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