The glossier slimes hold their shapes, remembering the half-moon impression of a nail.
The soles of Neil Armstrong's boots on the moon made permanent impressions on OUR souls and in our national psyche.
Even near the end of this story one adult ex-camper is still mooning about his first impression of Jules.
According to Waterman, although psychedelic trips informed the experiences of many artists in lower Manhattan at the time, "Venus" contributed to the impression of Marquee Moon as a transcendental work in the vein of 19th-century Romanticism: "Verlaine is into perception, and sometimes the perception he represents is as intense as a mind-altering substance".
The commentary expressed regret that the Apollo 8 astronauts had "fostered" the impression that the moon was monotonous: "We left the emphasis off the variety of structures we can see below us which match an Earth that had never seen water".
Then, like a top-heavy iceberg, that bit of crust could have flipped over, causing the minerals to melt and then recrystallize, in essence resetting the clock and giving a false impression of when the moon actually formed.
Moon seems to be under the impression that if Borges knew from the start that he was, after all, John Vincent Moon, the man who betrayed the one who saved his life, then Borges would not respond with the attitude Moon feels his confession requires.
1762) said that the event "may have been a kind of hallucination, or perhaps caused by a smoke, by the swooping down of a star, a cloud, or an eclipse of the sun or the moon which might be given the impression that the moon was actually split in two".
When I asked him for his first impressions upon landing on the moon, he launched into a wonky description of G forces and how they affect your balance and stability when trying to walk.
Its proponents have promised the moon, but scandals and scams have left the impression that it's all still a bit of a wild west.
