Good morning!

[Kat Kanning]

[Lloyd Danforth]

Same to you

[Friday]

It *is* a good morning. I lost 0.2 pounds.  Three cheers for digital scales, that help you to appreciate the little things! 

[Tom Sawyer]

Cool image... The moon setting in the west and the fog in the valley below.

[Russell Kanning]

the moon was also so cool last night .... I was burning wood and watching the moon come up over the hemlocks last night ... for the 3rd time this week
The Shire is a great place to live.

[Pat K]

Well I'M late, but good happy peppy morning to all!

[EJinCT]

Good morning!

And I'll raise....

Have a great day! 

[error]

It's 2 pm and I wish you all a good morning!

[Rosie the Riveter]

It's 2 pm and I wish you all a good morning!

Morning to you?   

[Beth221]

watch for the moon rise this weekend, suppose to be a great harvest moon! 

[Pat McCotter]

watch for the moon rise this weekend, suppose to be a great harvest moon! 

Mr Technical here! Sorry Beth, but this weekend is the Hunter's Moon.


         Algonquin/  English/  neo-Pagan     Other
         colonial    medieval

  Jan    Old         Wolf      Ice           Moon After Yule
  Feb    Hunger      Storm     Snow
  Mar    Crust       Chaste    Death         Sap; Crow; Lenten
  Apr    Pink        Seed      Awakening     Grass; Egg
  May    Flower      Hare      Grass         Planting; Milk
  Jun    Rose        Dyan      Planting      Strawberry; Flower
  Jul    Buck        Mead      Rose          Hay; Thunder
  Aug    Sturgeon    Corn      Lightening    Grain; Dog Days
  Sep    Harvest     Barley    Harvest       Fruit
  Oct    Hunter's    Blood     Blood
  Nov    Beaver      Snow      Tree          Frosty
  Dec    Cold        Oak       Long Night    Moon Before Yule

[Kat Kanning]

Nice chart.  I wonder what it means.

[Pat McCotter]

I didn't transmit that information through the ether?!?!?

Sorry, Kat. These are the names of the full moons for different months for different groups of people.

Good morning and I hope you have a great day!

[Kat Kanning]

Thanks, Mr. Sunshine 

[Lloyd Danforth]

Beth!  You're a month late getting to your harvest