eclipse, and a night i might have forgotten otherwise

[plumerai]

One of you wrote, I can't help but believe in the moon. I like that. And those in the eastern part of the U.S. (as well as other parts of the world) can see a lunar eclipse tomorrow night(I remember the last lunar eclipse, October 29, 2004. I'd worked out and hadn't showered and was sweaty and gross, but when I returned from the gym I peeked online

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[plumerai]

Strangely, I read in Esquire's sex survey last night that Republican men are more likely to prefer a woman's pubic hair au naturel; Democrat men are more likely to prefer a trim.

you tell me

[plumerai]

Mainstream men's magazine! Binary thinking! Does not compute!

fire cleanses

[tesao]

you have the gift of talking about the ordinary and making it seem extraordinary.

your life is better and you know it. and you can say that so soon after your break up with C. you are as extraordinary as your writing.

enjoy the eclipse tonight. i wonder if i will be able to see it here? will the indian ocean go all red?

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[plumerai]

Africa is favored for the viewing, actually!

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[tesao]

oooooooooooooooo!!! what do i need to know? the sun is going down as we speak! and last night, the moon was not quite full, it lit up the ocean and i could almost read by the light it was casting into my flat! (i have a great view of the ocean)

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[plumerai]

All the site says is that in Europe and Africa, "People there can see the entire eclipse from beginning to end high in the midnight sky." So stay up!

And thank you for your kind words. I am sadder but wiser after the breakup, I suppose. I just wish it didn't have to be that way.

[mandiblue]

omigod, i completely forgot, and your journal just reminded me about the eclipse ... which is happening right now! thanks!

it's a good feeling to think of you watching it now and feeling so much better about yourself.