I read in the Old Farmer's Almanac that November's full moon was traditionally called the Full Beaver Moon.
"November's full Moon was called the Beaver Moon because it was the time to set traps, before the waters froze over."
Did I nod my head and appreciate this interesting bit of information?
No.
I laughed. Of course I laughed!
'Full Beaver Moon' doesn't sound dirty to anyone else?
Just me?
Oh, ok.
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Hi Kyna,
I don't think you're the only one sniggering at Beaver :)
Yep. That's a full beaver moon if I've ever seen one. Now, where's my beaver?? Need to send the kids out to play, me thinks...
Liz: Thank God someone else finds it funny. I posted something on Facebook about it and all I heard was the sound of crickets.
Turling: If you can't keep track of your beaver, I can't help you. You should have set a trap, just like the Farmer's Almanac said. Now you'll have to chase it down.
Wait a second... I thought you just made that up. full beaver moon indeed.
HAHA! I didn't! That's why I posted the quote from the Old Farmer's Almanac :D
It's not like when I tell people crazy things about Canada that aren't true and they believe me and tell other people because they have no idea...
I mean,....never mind :D
Hahaha! Well if your mind is in the gutter, then so is mine because I thought exactly what you were thinking. It *was* an awesome moon though.
Did I post a comment before this one? I think I did.? I have just forgotten!!!
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