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ah somedays I miss World of Warcraft...and I miss Warcraft 2...I liked those little wolfs in draenor too much! ah but the new way of flying was great...such a dwak! :D^^

Looking still? For the spirit...of the great heart! :p :D ^^

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the infinate feedback loop...:D^^

did u see the moon yet...:D^^

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Right now, we are in a waxing gibbous moon phase.

The upcoming full moon is traditionally known as the Harvest Moon (or the Corn Moon in North America, and locally referred to in South Africa's cultural calendar by the Centre for Astronomical Heritage as the Spring Moon).

When Will It Be Full?

The moon will reach peak fullness on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 6:49 PM (SAST).

A Bit of History & LoreThe Harvest Moon Connection:

Historically, the Harvest Moon is special because it is the full moon that occurs closest to the autumnal equinox. Unlike other full moons—which rise an average of 50 minutes later each night—the Harvest Moon rises much closer to sunset (only about 30 minutes later) for several consecutive nights.

Agricultural Roots: Traditionally, this extra splash of twilight moonlight gave farmers extra hours of light to harvest their summer crops late into the evening, which is how it earned its name.

Cultural Names: In indigenous and regional traditions worldwide, September's transition moon marks major seasonal shifts—signifying the final push of harvest in the Northern Hemisphere and the vibrant arrival of spring in the Southern Hemisphere.