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1408.1 | Once in a blue moon.... | MOOV02::ROSE | | Thu Jan 03 1991 07:08 | 8 |
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Yes, I saw the beautiful, full moon - it was enormous.
According to note 46 of the LPDSCI::ASTRONOMY conference,
the next "blue moon" will occur on August 31, 1993. That
will be the next month that will contain *two* full moons.
Virginia
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1408.2 | A Luna-tic by any color | DWOVAX::STARK | Can you feel it ? | Thu Jan 03 1991 08:31 | 3 |
| From my location in Philadelphia, the "blue" moon was big,
beautiful, bright orange, and awe-inspiring. I think someone mentioned
to me that it actually appeared blue in Colorado Springs.
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1408.3 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | Plays with Elephants! | Thu Jan 03 1991 08:49 | 13 |
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RE: next blue moon
The next blue moon, as stated, is in August 1993 however the next
blue moon on New Year's Eve will be in 2009. As for an esoteric
meaning for this blue moon, I haven't heard any. All I know is
that I didn't sleep well for a couple of nights.
For those who don't know what a blue moon is....when there are two
full moons in the same month, the second full moon is called a blue
moon.
Carole
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1408.4 | Now I know where that came from | ROYALT::NIKOLOFF | Visualize World Peace | Thu Jan 03 1991 09:45 | 7 |
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as in: Once in a blue moon
;')
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1408.5 | I did something out of the ordinary. | DNEAST::BERLINGER_MA | LIFE IN THE ASTRAL PLANE | Thu Jan 03 1991 12:30 | 13 |
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Here in Maine the Blue Moon night was overcast, foggy,
and misting. Just the same I took this as an opportunity to smuge my
house. Thankfully It was warm enough (above freezing) for me to have
windows and doors open.
Later,
Mark
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1408.6 | i have to ask | CUPMK::DROWNS | this has been a recording | Thu Jan 03 1991 14:56 | 8 |
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What is smuge?
bonnie
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1408.7 | Smudging | CARTUN::BERGGREN | Caretaker of Wonder | Thu Jan 03 1991 16:21 | 10 |
| bonnie,
Smudge is a dried bunch of herbs tied to a stick and lit like you
might light incense and the smoke is used to cleanse and purify the
aura or energy of a person or object. The common herbs used are sage,
cedar, and sweetgrass and I believe the practice originated with the
native american culture indigenous to N. America.
Karen
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1408.8 | It really was blue! | BSS::VANFLEET | closely resembling light | Thu Jan 03 1991 17:19 | 14 |
| Yes, Toddy, there is a blue moon....
.....at least there was one in Colorado Springs on New Year's eve.
There's a group of hardy souls here who climb Pikes Peak every New
Year's eve and set off fireworks at midnight. (They look like little
Barbie doll fireworks from here.) It was a crystal clear night, no
clouds or haze at all, the stars were gorgeous and I saw the New Year
in on the deck of a friend's house sipping champagne and watching the
fireworks over the peak and the blue-tinted blue moon overhead. It was
quite an experience. :-)
Nanci
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1408.9 | | BOSOX::KEAVENEY | | Fri Jan 04 1991 15:11 | 9 |
| according to a report on CNN -
Wishes made on a blue moon come true...
Blue moons are favored by witches (I didn't catch why)....
Positive thoughts are produced by blue moons....
Meg
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1408.10 | ooops, color is time-dependent. | DWOVAX::STARK | Can you feel it ? | Fri Jan 04 1991 17:40 | 9 |
| re: .8, Nanci,
I discovered that I was just watching at the wrong time.
Later at night, the moon did apparently take on a blue-grey
tone here as well, according to my moon-watching sources.
I think I would have rather been there sipping champagne and
watching fireworks, sounds like fun. Maybe next year ! :-)
toddy
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