There's thirteen months all in one year

[sovay]

I wish I'd been able to observe the eclipse last night, but we had total cloud cover till dawn: which reflected a beautiful light onto the snow, but I'd rather have had a copper-disappearing moon. Nonetheless, I read Roman Jakobson on the Russian futurists and talked, very late, with rushthatspeaks. Tonight I am in Providence with greygirlbeast, humglum, and readingthedark. We had calzones for dinner; we've read through the first two chapters of The Drowning Girl; I think we might be watching a movie for the rest of the night. We do what we must to bring the sun back. Happy solstice, all.

Comments

[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

Tis pity that you didn't get to watch the eclipse. I saw the beginnings, through light clouds, but ended up going to bed. I'm glad you had other pleasant things to do that night, and have other such tonight.

Happy Solstice!

[strange-selkie.livejournal.com]

You might be pleased to know I wrote some things. And I was so cranky yesterday when I couldn't write more. And then I fell asleep.

Bewilderingly exciting, I know. Still. Expect Things.

Hope you are having a marvelous time. Don't get into anybody's TARDIS without fastening the safety belt.