A lover of books (everything, well mostly), film, music (early music, classical, jazz, world and folk, especially music off the beaten track), history (especially ancient and medieval), good food and wine, travel, walking, art (looking at), listening to the radio, and sitting somewhere warm with a cold beer and espresso watching the world go by.
Thursday, 23 December 2010
baying at the moon
There was a wonderful eclipse the other morning. The moon as life symbol: a body which waxes, wanes and disappears. And then reappears in its wholesome state: a symbol of passing time. Unlike the permafrost Christmas card scene (above) that never existed, whose image is timeless and unchanging, featuring a moon that defies the laws of astronomical physics, but which is nonetheless attractive in a James Stewart / Frank Capra It's A Wonderful Life sort of way.
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