How can I tell if the honey moon is over?
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I say go find a male friend, and see how he likes it.
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Unofficially, yes.  Check with your local labor & delivery nurses and they'll tell you that they see more births during full moons.  Might have something to do with gravitational pull.
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Several planets have been having generator problems and their positions have been hard to locate and/or predict. That has devistated the generaly exact science of astrology and esp Horoscopes. The Horoscopologysts have had to make a tough decision between issuing non-accurate or even vague horoscops, or wait untill they can once again issue accurate, detailed information. The honest horoscopeologists  have decided to wait.\n\nWe'd (The Planitary engineers) like to ask your patience through this rough time and assure you that we will get the plantes moving in a predictable manner in the very near future, and you will soon be reciving your trusted guidence on time every time. \n\nThank you for your understanding.\n\n-HtJ
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My Mother-in-Law is convinced that the phases of the moon and changes in the wind predict the weather pattern until the moon starts to next wax/wane.\n\nAs a scientist I know that this is twaddle.\n\nThe trouble is, she has an uncanny knack of being right.
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I'm fine, and how are you??, the time is 2:34 am with a full-moon shining. I have  one thousand and six hundred and something but who's counting.!!!  Well I guess you mean stories??, not enough room to tell, plus it isn't anything that will cheer you up. hope all is well.   peace out.\n\n            I AM
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yes but it is over now
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Y'all this girl is lying!  Yesterday she said she was 12,in one question (that got removed), then in another she was married and her hubby wants 10 kids (which she found out on her honey moon).  She just wants attention.  \n\n-Please go get some help, if you are depressed a doctor can help you.
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True, it IS the conclusion of the Maya calendar, (based on a beginning of it several thousand years earlier, which I can't fathom, since they were not even around then to start a calendar).\n\nNevertheless, on this date, "the precession of the equinox", as I understand it, reaches its next ending revolution amongst the stars,(along the celestal equator), completing the circuit after 26,000+ years.  \n\nSo, THIS IS THE BIG EVENT, astronomically speaking.  So this will be the ending of something, (and the beginning also of the next 26,000+ year circuit).\n\nI've asked the question:, "When was this point in the sky\nestablished and by whom?", but no one has been able to answer it yet.\n\nAnd, I'm not wanting to be pessimistic, but this old world will be lucky to last till 2012, the way things are going, worldwide.
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There is no timetable, let your heart decide.  Could be quick, could be drawn out.  Just pray for GOd to show you such signs.
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i don't know about the legend,the blue moon is when there are two full moons in one month
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The next time there's two full moons in the same month
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The blue moon is the second full moon in a calendar month.  Their frequency is irregular.  The last blue moon occurred on July 31, 2004.  The next one will occur on June 30, 2007.
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No That's just a state of mind. There is no way that the phase of the moon will affect how happy I am today. If you constantly believe and think that, you may automatically find yourself wanting to be happy/sad/angry when a full moon rolls around.
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It is the 14th of March 2006 and if you are in the US, you should be able to see it at moonrise- good image below of a map of the visibility ranges
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Nope it has to be 2 full moons.  Not 2 new moons.  There's only been one full moon this month.  there will be, however, two new moons.  one was on the 1st and the other will be the 31st....  the full moon happened on December 15th.\n\nA "Blue Moon" is the name given to the second full moon in a calendar month. Because there are roughly 29.5 days between full moons, it is unusual for two full moons to "fit" into a 30 or 31 day month (and impossible to fit into a 28 or 29 day month, so February can never have a Blue Moon). The saying "Once in a Blue Moon" means a rare occurrence, and predates the current astronomical use of the term, which is quite recent. In fact, Blue Moons are not all that rare, on average there will be one Blue Moon every 2.5 years. After 1999, the next Blue Moons will be in November 2001; July 2004; and June 2007. The last one before 1999 was in July 1996. \nThe term Blue Moon is believed to have originated in 1883 after the eruption of Krakatoa. The volcano put so much dust in the atmosphere that the Moon actually looked blue in color. This was so unusual that the term "once in a Blue Moon" was coined. However, Blue Moon was also used in much the same way we use the term "Harvest Moon". There were twelve names for full moons, one for each month, and the name Blue Moon was used in years which had 13 full moons. It referred to the third full moon of the four occuring between an equinox and solstice in that year. A misinterpretation of this led to a Sky and Telescope Magazine "Star Quiz" in July 1943 followed by an article in March 1946 which stated that the second full moon in any calendar month was called a Blue Moon (attributed to the 1937 Maine Farmers' Almanac), and this definition has now become part of the language. \n\nIn January and March of 1999, we had a situation which only takes place about four times a century: two Blue Moons occurring in the same year. The last time this happened was in January and April of 1961 and it will not happen again until January and March of 2018. A double Blue Moon most commonly occurs in January/March but is also possible in January/April or January/May and only when there is no full moon at all in February. It is also possible to have a Blue Moon in December of one year and March of the next year, again, there is no full moon in the intervening February. \n\nThat might have been way more info than you wanted, but now you know... and knowing is half the battle.
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I am very effected by the fool moon, however as a Cancer it is my ruling planet.  I make sure to saty home that night and have a few drinks.  I always make a very special meal and just enjoy watching the moon pass over my house!
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No and Yes.\n\nThe moon is orbiting the Earth more slowly than the Earth is rotating.  It falls behind a little every day.  About 56 minutes behind.  So if tonight the Moon rises over the mountains at 8:00pm, tomorrow it will rise over the mountains at 8:56pm.  (thats the No)\n\nIn pretty much the same place. (There's your Yes)