The Friday the 13th Full Moon.

Okay folks, let me first start by saying, yes, I was trying to be funny about the Friday the 13th superstition my my last post. However, yes, those stories were true. And once again I do not think I am in any serious trouble with my job at Harris Teeter. No, I do NOT believe in superstitions. So yes, that was supposed to be funny. However, there was full moon out tonight. As you know, I LOVE astronomy! And there was a rare astronomical even that happened tonight. It was a full moon on the night of Friday the 13th. So, I got a photo of it. I was worried if I was going to be able to see it. It was cloudy today. I was worried the clouds will block it. Made me worry because there will not be another Friday the 13th full moon until 2049, that's 35 years from now. But, I DID get to see it and boy, and I HAPPY! However, I did get to see it glow through the clouds. Made a nice creepy look for Friday the 13. Especially, when the clouds move right in front of it.
Wait! I got to see the moon at it's Friday the 13-iest and I got to defeat 9. Hum? Maybe not all of my luck was bad. I got to see a rare astronomical event and you all know how I hate to see posts end in a 9. Is thee anything else? Oh Yeah, this blog now has over 14,000 hits!! I have to thank all you people from around the world who kept looking at this blog. More posts will be on the way with more jokes! And if you can please introduce this blog to your friends! I like like to make things as informative and comical as I can! Hoping the world can better understand Asperger's with my help!! Maybe I got to experience some GOOD luck today :). Maybe all they say about Friday the 13th are just silly superstitions. What's also great is I didn't get this from iStock. So, yes, the photo with the skull and candle with calendar as well as the Jason-like guy were from iStock. I took it myself, so I didn't have to use any iStock credits. But I just HAD to get a picture of the full moon and put it on my blog. I just LOVE astronomy! That's all for now. So, I guess the moral of my story is...DON'T BUY INTO SUPERSTITIONS!!!