Well I don’t need to pay the dollar to find that out. Â I have no problem admitting that sometimes I fall for the stupidest thing. Â It’s part of the reason you all love me right. Â So what is the newest thing I have fallen for you ask..
2 MOONS.
You know that hoax that was going around in 2003ish well it’s making its way back around and little old me fell for it. Â So last night when Mars was supposed to be as visible as the moon and the only time it would happen in 6,000 years (or something ridiculous like that) I loaded my kids up and drove around trying to see the “2 Moons”. Â Luckily this was at 8:30 but I did set my alarm for 12:30 a.m. when it was supposed to be it’s clearest.
Well I had a little bit of brain kick in  or actually I was just too dang lazy and when my alarm went off I hit off and conked back out.  How annoyed would I have been if I went out of the house then to find the “2 Moons”.  So I hope you all have gotten your giggle for today.  Be back for another episode of “Toni’s Does Something Stupid” coming soon to a blog near you.  It will happen be assured.
Toni Patton
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NASA has a web page about all the moons, the blood moons, the various eclipes and even solar eclipes pages. I believe it even tells on which continent they’ll be able to be seen from. I think
it even explains why the moon looks red during the blood moons etc.
It shows years, dates, times too I believe when you can see the various items. I looked it over once, but I never put it in my favorites. It’s interesting if you have the time and desire to look over the astronomy charts.