Arlo, tell Janis just to save one of those (many) empty moving boxes to pack the moon in so y’all can take it with you when you move. (That’s as sensible as anything else!)
Janis does have a point. The moon does in fact change its appearance as you move in latitude. (In the Southern Hemisphere it appears “upside down” relative to its appearance in the North.)
My take was that “our moon” is because at present they have just each other (we don’t see other people local to them in the strip). If they move, it will be “our plus Gene and family moon”. There’s a different feel.
But it will become your moon.We just moved from the Texas coast with full moon rivers over the bay to the Valley of the Moon, and just had our first full moon. It wasn’t the same, but it was beautiful, and now it’s ours.
over the years I’ve lived in very nice places that I would never have imagined I’d be. Each place holds dear memories. I always think that I am a caretaker or steward of a place, even when we bought property. Those trees I planted are my trees, those woods we left standing, my woods, those flowers along the property line are my fence jewels,,,, but now they are someone else’s. I hope they love them as much as I did.
Husband keeps talking about selling the house and moving. I really DO NOT want to do so. We were both born on this Island and I plan on staying here permanently.
In our early years he planned to retire to Lancaster, PA – last 20-25 years to Williamsburg, VA. In addition to not wanting to move (mom is 94, but rest of family is here too), I look around the house and cannot imagine dealing with everything that we have and would want to take all of it with us – garage is his woodshop, part of the basement is his leather working shop, room behind the kitchen is our general craft studio, living room is his “loom room” (from mid January to mid December – I get one month to decorate for Christmas), the smallest bedroom is my teddy bear room – plus there is a teddy bear figurine village in the hall, all our reenactment stuff, library of books spread over office, studio, bedroom and basement, movie collection – film, Beta, VHS, and DVDs and so on. Also there is a lot of furniture we would be taking with us – including pieces made by him.
Da'Dad 9 months ago
Careful Arlo. You can’t argue with Feminine logic.
epicatt2- 9 months ago
Arlo, tell Janis just to save one of those (many) empty moving boxes to pack the moon in so y’all can take it with you when you move. (That’s as sensible as anything else!)
seismic-2 Premium Member 9 months ago
Janis does have a point. The moon does in fact change its appearance as you move in latitude. (In the Southern Hemisphere it appears “upside down” relative to its appearance in the North.)
Tyge Premium Member 9 months ago
So you’ll make new moons!
admiree2 9 months ago
As you make your move folks you can think of what Cat Stevens sang;
Oh, I’m bein’ followed by a moonshadow, moon shadow, moonshadow
Leapin and hoppin’ on a moonshadow, moonshadow, moonshadow
OR
Andy Williams;
Moon river, wider than a mile
I’m crossing you in style some day
Oh, dream maker, you heart breaker
Wherever you’re goin’, I’m goin’ your way
ajr58(1) 9 months ago
When it’s midnight down in Mobile
Moonbeams on the bay
They come from miles around to dance the jukebox down
And dig the good time sounds they play
All across the harbour
Night lights shinin’ in
It looks just like stars on the water
Just like stars on the water
Just like stars on the water, let it rain
nosirrom 9 months ago
Arlo: As long as yours is there I’ll be happy.
mywifeslover 9 months ago
I like the lighting that JJ used for today’s strip. How the full moon illuminates from the front
saylorgirl 9 months ago
Janis is right! There moon is where they will continue to be. There will be no move.
ScullyUFO 9 months ago
My take was that “our moon” is because at present they have just each other (we don’t see other people local to them in the strip). If they move, it will be “our plus Gene and family moon”. There’s a different feel.
DaBump Premium Member 9 months ago
Ah, romance is silly. (sigh) But sweet.
david_42 9 months ago
Too many trees around this house.
Out of the Past 9 months ago
In other words, let’s not move.
mourdac Premium Member 9 months ago
We all have things we miss when we move. But that’s part of the adventure, having new experiences and making them your own.
ChessPirate 9 months ago
Arlo: “I got your moon right here!”
Janis: [“Gasp!”]
Rhetorical_Question 9 months ago
From a single family home to a condo complex ?
raybarb44 9 months ago
It will always be your moon, wherever you are…..
billwog 9 months ago
And on the east coast it tilts right and on the west coast it tilts left. That’s why all the left wing moon struck loonies live in California !!
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction 9 months ago
Awwwwww.
lawguy05 9 months ago
They’re not going anywhere.
WineStar Premium Member 9 months ago
But it will become your moon.We just moved from the Texas coast with full moon rivers over the bay to the Valley of the Moon, and just had our first full moon. It wasn’t the same, but it was beautiful, and now it’s ours.
car2ner 9 months ago
over the years I’ve lived in very nice places that I would never have imagined I’d be. Each place holds dear memories. I always think that I am a caretaker or steward of a place, even when we bought property. Those trees I planted are my trees, those woods we left standing, my woods, those flowers along the property line are my fence jewels,,,, but now they are someone else’s. I hope they love them as much as I did.
Forest Dweller 54 9 months ago
I live in a National Forest, we love to sit on the deck at night and watch the moon, stars and the Milky Way. My forever home.
oakie817 9 months ago
Janis wants some moon
mafastore 9 months ago
Husband keeps talking about selling the house and moving. I really DO NOT want to do so. We were both born on this Island and I plan on staying here permanently.
In our early years he planned to retire to Lancaster, PA – last 20-25 years to Williamsburg, VA. In addition to not wanting to move (mom is 94, but rest of family is here too), I look around the house and cannot imagine dealing with everything that we have and would want to take all of it with us – garage is his woodshop, part of the basement is his leather working shop, room behind the kitchen is our general craft studio, living room is his “loom room” (from mid January to mid December – I get one month to decorate for Christmas), the smallest bedroom is my teddy bear room – plus there is a teddy bear figurine village in the hall, all our reenactment stuff, library of books spread over office, studio, bedroom and basement, movie collection – film, Beta, VHS, and DVDs and so on. Also there is a lot of furniture we would be taking with us – including pieces made by him.
axe-grinder 9 months ago
Was it the moon of a pretty skinny-dipper, then? Is that the joke?