Full Moon, 18 September, 2005
98% of the Moon is Illuminated
中秋節
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98% of the Moon is Illuminated
中秋節
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4 comments:
wow! so beautiful!!!! ^^
and I missed it...
Carol,
As a consolation for missing this year's Mid-Autumn Moon, you could watch the Pulitzer prize comedy play-to-movie version "The Teahouse of the August Moon (1956)," starring Glenn Ford, Marlon Brando (he plays a Okinawan)and Eddie Albert, et al. It's a funny movie suitable for the children.
I usually try to watch it when it is being shown on TMC.
I will put it on my list of movies to see. Thanks.
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