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Post by B on Sept 22, 2010 9:54:54 GMT -5
They say you can stand an egg upright on its small end 12 hours before and after the equinox. I've never succeeded in doing it, but a co-worker of mine once managed to do it. Steady hands are required, and I don't have those. But try it if you'd like, and post the results here!  |
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Post by P(D)enny La(i)ne on Sept 23, 2010 22:45:45 GMT -5
They say you can stand an egg upright on its small end 12 hours before and after the equinox. I've never succeeded in doing it, but a co-worker of mine once managed to do it. Steady hands are required, and I don't have those. But try it if you'd like, and post the results here! This reminded me of a little indiepop album that was released back in 1999. It's relevant here for two reasons. The cover.  And the inner sleeve. I couldn't get enough clarity in this photo, but "Ode to the vernal equinox" is written on the wall above the eggs.  |
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Post by iameye on Sept 24, 2010 9:14:00 GMT -5
They say you can stand an egg upright on its small end 12 hours before and after the equinox. I've never succeeded in doing it, but a co-worker of mine once managed to do it. Steady hands are required, and I don't have those. But try it if you'd like, and post the results here! This reminded me of a little indiepop album that was released back in 1999. It's relevant here for two reasons. The cover. And the inner sleeve. I couldn't get enough clarity in this photo, but "Ode to the vernal equinox" is written on the wall above the eggs. another "reason" the title is relevant www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/HamletHa{m} Derives from a German root that means "home"  Hambone, hambone where you been? Round the world and I’m going again What you gonna do when you come back? Take a little walk by the railroad track |
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