A Howl at The Moon

I’m reluctantly waking up after the most erotic and sexy dream at an unbelievable all-nude male and female strip joint. WOW! I’ll never forget it! There were 100’s of dancers doing the most irreverent of things. So beautiful! Where it came from, I don’t know, but maybe it has to do with the Full Moon happening tomorrow.

I started feeling the effects of the moon over the weekend, actually on Thursday. It’s like being on my period; I know it’s coming and I start feeling strange all over, actually moody as crap.

On nights with Full Moons, I like going out to the bars and clubs. I get drunk and I let whatever happen, happen. No regrets! On these nights, I’ve had some very interesting evenings and I’ve met incredibly special people, who are now great friends in my life. As much as I love feeling the strangeness, I love knowing that there is another side to the all the strange feelings. There is magic! I never know what to expect, but I’m always open to the surprise.

According to Wikipedia, full moons “are traditionally associated with temporal insomnia, insanity (hence the terms lunacy and lunatic) and various "magical phenomena."

Yet according to psychologists ‘there is no strong evidence for effects on human behavior around the time of a full moon.’ I don’t agree! If a full moon can affect the tides of our oceans, and our bodies are composed of 70% water, logic follows; that it would affect our bodies, our being. I’m proof of the matter! I may not go out howling at the moon, but I sure start acting a bit strange.

The piece here is titled, “First Mexican Man on The Moon.’ It’s inspired by Man’s one small step on the Moon. It may not have been a Mexican to have first landed on the moon, but ‘for sure’ a Mexican is a testament to the idea that this beautiful full moon of ours truly changes how we go about our world. With the change of tides, we change as well.

Enjoy tomorrow, and every day after. Let the magic happen. Aw-hoooooooooo!