Happy New Moon!
Tonight is the peak of the yearly Orionids Meteor Shower. Perfectly aligned with the dark of the new moon, 200 shooting stars will light the sky every hour with the reminder that even fires made of dust can be bright.
In just a few days, the light of the moon will begin to grow again. Until then, I wish you hundreds and hundreds of shooting-star wishes.
Here’s some highlights from the love notes that came as the moon waned into its darkest:
of Shoreside Flowers
(click the link to read the whole poem↓)
with Rain-Soaked Honey Bees
(click to read the whole story ↓)
of Sunset Gardening
(click the link to read the whole poem ↓)
to Gather the Gifts of Crashing Waves

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