I woke from a dream in which I found myself stuck in heavy snow with strangers: two young men and a young woman—all with tall mohawks. As I write this, my coffee maker is muttering something in coffeespeak. As soon as it falls into silence, I will wrap myself around a fresh cup.
I’ve never had a
mohawk, but I have bad hair more often than not. And here’s something
interesting: I recently wrote about being unable to find a coping saw when I
needed one. While deep cleaning my garage, I discovered that I had three of
them hidden in boxes and bins.
I need only one coping
saw.
In interplanetary news,
the Moon is waxing and will be full tomorrow. Most notably, tonight the Blood
Worm Moon will appear in the Western Hemisphere, casting a reddish glow as
Earth's shadow engulfs it in a total lunar eclipse. This eerie color transformation
happens as sunlight bends through the atmosphere, scattering blue wavelengths
and leaving only deep red hues to reach the Moon's surface. Named for the
thawing earth and emerging worms of early spring, this celestial event marks
both a seasonal shift and a fleeting, otherworldly spectacle.
—Mitchell Hegman
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