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[kbk]

Oh noes! The moon is being eaten!

ETA (approx one hour later): I have been outside since then and would still be but it clouded over, before the moon started to come back. It was good though. But now I am having a little trouble directing my fingers. Oops.

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[edithmatilda.livejournal.com]

I would look but fear to go outside in case other people are there. This is rubbish of me. I shall imagine it instead. In my head the earth has TEETH.

[kbk]

It is not like there is really much to see, it is better looking at pictures and such, but it is the experience, I suppose. Of getting very cold, and a crick in the neck, and such.

[edithmatilda.livejournal.com]

Baba kindly scouted ahead for me, so I was able to look at it for a bit until my fingers hurt. It is red. I saw no teeth but probably I missed those.

[kbk]

It is red. And I am reading a rip-off of The Mummy and suddenly I am wondering if the plague of blood was inspired by a lunar eclipse.

[safetypinrosie.livejournal.com]

we like tha MOOOON....cos it ees close toooo us

*sings the rathergood.com spongmonkey-moon song*

http://www.rathergood.com/moon_song/

yes it was spectacular, wasn't it? :)

[kbk]

we like tha MOOOOOOON
but not as much as a spoon
cause it's more use for eating soup
unless it has got many vegtubbles

or some such.

um. A few years ago, I did essentially know that off by heart. But it wasn't my fault! It was my flatmate.

[safetypinrosie.livejournal.com]

My favourite recent spelling mistake was a sign for "spong cake" in a cafe in Wath-on-Dearne (was on site visit). I resisted the urge to sing.