Sighting of crazies explained...
Today is another one of those bitingly cold days. Deceptive as the sun has decided to grace us but still, iciness prevails and gloves aren't really an option.
This afternoon I was out on my errand run, by car of course, and couldn't believe my eyes when I turned around a corner in the village. In fact for a moment I thought it might be late summer. There was a woman wielding around her lawnmower outside her house, on the verge. Not even sure if it is her verge but nonetheless she decided to mow the lawn. No thought to how ridiculous she looked, never mind making some of us feel as if perhaps they too should do a turn around their lawn.
Being slightly quizzy I slowed down enough to do a flying inspection of this lawn. Yikes, it was a perfect length yet she was busy cutting it some more. Snow is expected from tomorrow and there she is giving brush cuts. She has also recently succumbed to corona and I must say, she did look a bit pasty faced. Goodness, how dilly some people get trying to impress their neighbours. Couldn't be for any other reason, could it?
Of course today of all days is full moon. Not a bad explanation for her extraordinary behaviour. Come to think of it, there were more than the usual villagers about at the Bank and the doctors but that might just be due to month's end and the fact that our Bank only serves customer Mondays and Fridays.
Our princess seems also afflicted with a touch of moon madness. Earlier on she was dashing about like a mad thing, running from one end of the house to the other and kind of touching each door post like in a relay race. Doesn't bode well for tonight!
Full moon, apart from dragging out the crazies ( me too! ), has a nice feel to it. The light at night is different and slightly more cheerful or light enough to spot any werewolves sneaking about...
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