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Learned a new word today. I may have heard of it before, long, long ago in high school but, it’s new to me today 🙂 ‘Gibbous‘ Moon. Off to the dictionary. Ah ha! It means that the moon is larger than a semi-circle but not at big as a circle. Better yet is the word […]
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Just came in from the afternoon dog walk (5:43 p.m.) and the full moon was already high in the sky. It didn’t seem that close to full last night, on the ‘last call’ dog walk, and I was surprised. Time is going by too fast! So, off to my favorite star gazing site again to […]
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We often get so caught up in land matters that it’s nice to hear about what’s happening off our shores. Below, is an article recently published in our local paper, The Bluffton Today. To see the entire article, please click on the highlighted copy. “SAVANNAH — Highly endangered north Atlantic right whales are making their […]
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Commission jobs are still rolling in and taking most of my time but, I finally finished this journal page from October and had to share 🙂 Rob and I traveled to Columbia to pick up my painting that didn’t sell at the State Fair. It was a beautiful sunny day, and while Rob drove, I […]
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We have had rain since my last post about Venus & Jupiter. I was getting worried that we wouldn’t experience this rare alignment. But, the day’s clear skies held. And, while we toured our neighborhoods Christmas lights celebration, Rob and I celebrated as we witnessed something near and dear to our hearts….. our celestial wonder, […]
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This morning, I ran into Beaufort to drop off a painting for the member show at the Beaufort Art Association Gallery. It’s a windy day, wsw winds from 15 to 25 mph. with temps in the low 50’s. Along Rt. 170, I encountered a flurry of large white snow flakes – the kind that are […]
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