Hello Moon! I did an attempt at taking photos with my camera (a Nikon 3200) so it’s not like the new cameras out there that can take amazing night photography. But I think these have the eeriness of an October moon which you can’t get from precision baby! Okay! And I hope you got a chance to see the harvest moon. It’s always the best full moon of the year.
The crescent moon, smiling, winking (and Regulus a tiny spec, or freckle).
This was yesterday morning on the 19th.
I saw it, did you see it? It was better in person, this simpleton doodle doesn’t do it justice. It was magical, it was just the torch of joy I needed.
You read that right. Torch!
It did torch my soul! Not touch, torch. It set it a blazing!!
Stars are brilliant fire balls so it makes sense. And we’re made of star stuff.
Of course there will be doodles today of both! pi Day and lunar eclipse.
I tried.
It hasn’t happened yet! but will be happening in the early hours of the morning here in the states. You bet your ass I’ll be grabbing some coffee and heading out! I don’t have a high tech camera but I’ll do my best to get what I can.
And while I’m up and at ’em so early I might as well grab a slice of pie somewheres, then crash for a little nap. I’ve set my agenda already for this Friday March 14th! Time to set my alarm(s).
Hello Solstice Moon
Is the solstice Moon keeping me awake these past few nights? Perhaps…
This night is the pinnacle, and perhaps the pinnacle moment of my life too, as it is the full circle. To notice your life is full, and will thus begin again. Hold onto it, all the love you feel inside, with it’s great fullness, reaching up to the sky to illuminate those who look up to see it. Maybe they’ll see you, illuminate too. You can begin again. Maybe it’s not how you thought it would be, but the moon is here tonight and that’s enough to hold a heart like yours.
Solstice Moon keep shining!
My still obsession with the eclipse of the sun and the relationship between sun and moon, light and dark, day and night, yin and yang etc. I don’t know, even though it looks like it’s a child’s book of childish drawings, I’m onto something right? Some profound philosophical wisdom. The sun and moon are always there, dancing their dance together, doing just what they must do, and there is always something beautiful in just that.
Another doodle of the eclipse. I was in awe of the celestial dance we witnessed, its brief, brilliant moment in the sky.
Then I read this Japanese Legend:
The sun and moon used to love each other, but because of their time difference, they don’t meet. So, God created the eclipse for them to meet, so that people would know there is no impossible love.
So beautiful. Until they meet again, dance again.
Dreaming, weird moon face!
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