Well it seems that the full moon hike for tonight is canceled because the workshop leader injured herself and cannot walk! While I am of course sorry to hear that she injured herself, I really was not looking forward to driving out there on Santiago Canyon Rd., where the motorcyclists and hotrodders scare me. Generally when I drive there, there are lines of impatient drivers behind me, with really pissed off looks on their faces because I am going the speed limit or a bit below.
I do not like driving there, and since driving at night is hard for me (I don't see well at night, or not as well as I could), I am relieved that I will not be driving that road tonight. However, I will spend some time outside, looking at the moon, perhaps on my way home from synagogue.
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Oh shoot. That cancellation must have disappointed lots of people. The moon was certainly bright.
As it turns out, I did not go to synagogue because a friend invited us to dinner on the spur of the moment. I was raring to go, but knew I had to wait till R. got home to ask him, and I couldn't hope for much; he isn't a fan of socializing with others. Sure enough, he was beat, and that wasn't his idea of a relaxing evening. By then, it was too late to go to synagogue. So I stayed home and watched tv. No moon for me.
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