After being snowbound for the most of yesterday, the evening sky just after sunset put on a grand display on the western horizon with a massive blend of blue, orange and red hues, as though nothing had happened during the entire day.
Now here’s the best part - a favourite recent phrase used by my 5-year old grand-daughter Aysha. A short time later, looking over the eastern skies over Mississauga, the Moon, which did not want to be left out, appeared on the scene, shining bright after playing the usual game of hide and seek. I wonder whether the Moon had any clue what had transpired during the day. Obviously not, because She was on the far side of the earth.
Incidentally, it was the first Full Moon of 2022 which was still bright in the west until this morning. This full moon is named the Wolf Moon because wolves are known to howl at the moon at this time of year; and they surely had a clearly visible moon to howl at, all night through, if they wanted to.
Overall, a grand presentation by the Creator, albeit for a brief duration.
Photos by Tony Fernandes, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
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