Tonight, Atlantans were treated to another comfortably warm day. It ended in the reds, yellows, and oranges of a setting sun drifting behind some alto-cumulus clouds, all back lighting the bare trees in our woods. Minutes later, a beautiful full moon, the Worm Moon, rose out of the haze almost due east of my patio. Spectacular. If you find yourself a bit overwhelmed by what Lao Tzu calls "the ten thousand things" these days, go to the the U.S. Naval Observatory site and prepare yourself for April's full moon, the Pink Moon.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Simplify, Simplify
Tonight, Atlantans were treated to another comfortably warm day. It ended in the reds, yellows, and oranges of a setting sun drifting behind some alto-cumulus clouds, all back lighting the bare trees in our woods. Minutes later, a beautiful full moon, the Worm Moon, rose out of the haze almost due east of my patio. Spectacular. If you find yourself a bit overwhelmed by what Lao Tzu calls "the ten thousand things" these days, go to the the U.S. Naval Observatory site and prepare yourself for April's full moon, the Pink Moon.
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