Moon

Twelve years later, I wouldn’t change anything about the wild fur child my family and I brought home from the shelter. If anything, I love Moon so dearly that I thought more people should be able to witness her magic-toe-bean shenanigans.

It wasn’t too long ago when I was just wishing you farewell. But right as I was getting accustomed to your absence, you returned. I could not be more thrilled, and I’m sure many others feel the same. Seeing you in the sky after 6:00 p.m. has been so nurturing, especially with all the stress that the world has been under these last few weeks. Your return couldn’t be more timely.

If the Artemis program succeeds, the US could add the moon to its colonial possessions, which include Hawaii, Guam and Puerto Rico, in fact if not in law.

Sun — perhaps it’s just me, but I will miss you dearly. The third day of November has just passed and in return it has quieted your light.

Monday’s a full moon — the harvest moon, to be precise — and it’ll be quite the show. You could sit outside in a lawn chair and enjoy the last warm weather of the season while you stargaze.

Tuesday’s talk covered everything from the nutritional value of algae to Weir’s hobbies of mixology, woodworking and board games.

A passion project 16 years in the making, “Mute” appears to be the type of dexterously engaging film that we’ve come to expect from Jones.

Hey there, they showed us “Singin’ in the Rain” at our film screening tonight and then it rained while I walked home; it made my life feel cinematic.

Still aren't sure why the eclipse is a big deal? Well, here are some cool facts about this year's solar eclipse and where you can view it.

To make your eclipse experience that much better, we at the Clog have composed a playlist full of songs to compliment this rare event. Get ready to jam out and have your jaw drop.