and are generally a good time to set intentions."
~ Elizabeth Gulino ~
Thanks Evelet! |
The Weight of the Sleeping Moon, 1929
by Benz and Chang Thanks Christina! |
~ Centuries of Ancient Starlight! ~
Thanks Debra! |
and a good intention for 2021,
comes from the movie Home for the Holidays,
when Claudia / Holly Hunter says to herself:
“Be smart, be smart, be smart.
Don’t be stupid, don’t be stupid, don’t be stupid."
Thanks Diane for your clever post,
requesting some random advice and reminding me
that it's not too late to make a New Year's resolution!
I like the idea (see Gulino above) that the old year dies out not necessarily on December 31st, but with the old moon; and with the first new moon of January (12:02 a.m. on Wednesday the 13th) the new year is truly born.
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