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[petermarcus]

As tired as I was when I got home, I had to run out yesterday evening and do some work (side-job work, which is good, as opposed to day-job work, which is still kinda tricky right now.)

I drove deeper into midtown with the skyline lit on my left, and the thin edge of a crescent moon setting on the right. The crescent was so narrow, it was almost a Bailey's Beads sort of collection of holes and bright points. The rest of the moon was lit with earthshine, and as the new moon sat cradled in the old moon's arms, I parked my car in the underground parking of one of the tallest buildings in Atlanta.

Almost finished the job, too. More work today, then things might be ready for prime-time.

Slept nine hours last night, in the bliss of one's own bed, dreaming dreams of blue New Zealand seas and glowing crescent moons.

Comments

[washell.livejournal.com]

Have you been to New Zealand? It's the most beautiful place in the world.

[pookfreak.livejournal.com]

I love how you described the moon. When I was out yesterday evening with galestorm and she was driving I noticed that I could see the rest of the moon as a shadow and the sliver was (obviously) very visible. But I like the description of earth shine.

Just curious - you dreamt of New Zeland seas? Have you been to NZ? I'm going at the end of the year for a month on sabbatical and if you've been I'd love to hear about your experience.

[sherahi.livejournal.com]

[How come men always portray 'karma' as a fickle female?!]

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