Today, July 12th (or in some areas, in the early hours of the day tomorrow the 13th), the Dark Cancer Super Moon arrives in my time zone. Be sure to check for your local time HERE. Since this new /dark moon is at the closest point to Earth during its monthly trip around the block... Continue Reading →
Full Honey Moon in Capricorn, June 28th, 2018
On Thursday June 28th, the Honey Moon in Capricorn arrives in my time zone. However, given the timing of it, some places see it on the 27th, so be sure to check for your local time HERE. According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, this June moon is also the “Lowest Moon” which means... ...even at... Continue Reading →
June 13th 2018 New/Dark Moon in Gemini
EDITED TO ADD - Just wanted to note - some sources are saying this is a "Super" New Moon (like The Old Farmer’s Almanac), and some are saying the dark moon in July will be the first of two Super New Moons in 2018 (like Time and Date, my usual source for moon times), with... Continue Reading →
Full Moon, May 29th – before, during, and after (kinda) plus Jupiter and Spica (I think)
Yep, just a few days late, but things have been... interesting around here, so I haven't been able to get this put together before now. Knowing that the weather in our area is tricky at best, I decided to do a "before, during, after" the full moon kind of thing, so I could make sure... Continue Reading →
Full Pink Moon, April 28th and April 29th
As I mentioned yesterday, this full moon kinda snuck up on me. However, the weather didn't - I knew the weekend was going to be mostly cloudy and rainy, so I took a ton of pictures Saturday night, just in case La Luna was hiding after she turned officially full Sunday night. However, Mother Nature... Continue Reading →
Full Pink Moon in Scorpio, April 29th, 2018
Bad witch - no cookie! Somehow, I completely spaced the upcoming full moon! Late yesterday afternoon, as I wobbled around the yard taking pictures while keeping hubby company as he grilled up some supper, I noticed the moon rising behind the trees. Me - "Ooo, lookie! It's the MOON!" *snaps a billion pictures* Hubby -... Continue Reading →
The Full Blue Moon Sky Show
Mother Nature has been a bit fickle lately, so even though the weather report (at least the one I saw) called for clear skies Saturday night, I decided to play it safe and grab some shots of the Full Blue Moon on Friday night (technically, only 9 hours before it officially turned full). Good thing... Continue Reading →
The Full Blue Moon in Libra
I feel like it's been years since I've done a big write-up for the astrological significance of the full moon each month. And technically, I haven't done one since last year (for the December 2017 full moon). I have some ideas for how to approach these posts in the future, but for now, I'm keeping... Continue Reading →
Dress rehearsal for the Full Blue Moon show on the 31st
Last night, I was outside keeping hubby company as he got the coals ready (yes, it was around 40F/4C out, but that's no reason not to grill some chicken!). Okay, I was actually outside because I noticed the Waxing Gibbous moon rising behind the trees, and wanted to grab some shots, as practice for the... Continue Reading →
The Waxing Moon and Aldebaran
Yesterday, the predicted Four’easter was a non-event. While enough snow fell early morning that we needed to brush off hubby's work truck, by the time the storm drifted away, even that inch or two was mostly melted. via GIPHY Needless to say, my enthusiasm for snow snaps is not what it used to be, so... Continue Reading →
Small selection of Sunday shots (some silly)
Happy Sunday afternoon from my snow-covered corner of the world! Earlier today, I had the chance to spend some time outside in the yard with my camera and tripod (and some inside my warm house in front of a window), and thought I'd share a small selection of them. Okay, so maybe getting up an... Continue Reading →
Pictures of the Full Crow Moon in Virgo from March 1st 2018
Last night (March 1st) at 7:51pm EST, the Full Worm Moon appeared in the sky. However, while "Worm" appears to be the more popular moniker, I much prefer to call it the Full Crow Moon - From - The Farmers' Almanac website. As the temperature begins to warm and the ground begins to thaw, earthworm... Continue Reading →