We have a blue moon tonight, and Sky News is running an
article about it. They quote NASA informing us that blue moons are grey and
white like all other moons. They show a picture to illustrate the blue moon –
which isn’t blue, of course. They run an interview with a meteorologist who
tells us where in Britain
is the best place to see this moon that looks just like every other moon.
I’ll stick with folklore, in which it symbolises ‘unrequited
love and melancholy.’ I’ve been there just about as often as we’ve had blue
moons.
On which note (very loosely,) I had a dream last night in
which I went to the Nottingham Buddhist Centre to be killed (only it was in London, for some reason.)
I attended interviews and was given lectures, but in the end I changed my mind.
I decided that the life imperative is all the meaning there is, and all the reason
we need to carry on living. I said so, and left. They all yelled at me for
being a wimp (in their opinion.)
And I had another dream about visiting the Lady Bella at her
abode. It was really rather nice –
and exceedingly proper.
We have a blue moon tonight…
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Ooops... didn't realize Alex was logged into his Google account. He must have had an old blog at some point... Francois DuPage? I'll have to call him that from now on.
Try calling him Francoise and see how he reacts.
I'm interested to know why the moon is called blue.
Did you read the post on the link i posted? There is an even better explanation in the comments section there.
I forgot to call him Francoise but i will and let you know what he does, lol. Once i accidentally called him Jeremy, which is my ex's name. We hadn't been together for very long when i did that, so it didn't go over too badly... BUT another time he said to me, "You need to start unloading the dishwasher, Shelly." (His ex's name). That was a double whammy. I was more angry about him telling me to unload the dishwasher, but i'm sure you assumed that already.
He was just keeping you in your place, Andrea. It's where you're supposed to be. It's good for you, you know?
HA! Try and 'keep me in my place' & i'll 'tell him where to go!' hehe.
But men have to keep to their place too, Mary. (Sorry, Andrea.)
On top.
Hahahaha...
...hahahahaha.
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