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What's in a name?

 I had no idea that each full moon had a name. 

Tonight is the November full moon AKA Beaver moon. I will be hanging my jewelry (dangling from the windowsill) to recharge them. I do this monthly. I did miss last month as it was rainy. No moon power. 

Here are the names for those interested. 

I've heard a few of them before:

Traditional Full Moon Names

  1. Wolf Moon – January
  2. Snow Moon – February
  3. Worm Moon – March
  4. Pink Moon – April
  5. Flower Moon – May
  6. Strawberry Moon – June
  7. Buck Moon – July
  8. Sturgeon Moon – August
  9. Harvest Moon – September or October
  10. Full Corn Moon (Harvest) – September
  11. Hunter's Moon (Harvest) – October
  12. Beaver Moon – November
  13. Cold Moon – December

A week back, I took a photo showing a ring around the moon. It is meant to be good luck to see that (according to Japan) and for my birthday next month, I7m allowed to get a new MacBook Pro 13 inch! It works!

I'll repost that image here for those who didn't see it in the original post. 


I took this photo with Google Pixel 5 Night Shot mode using Android 12. 

 

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