honey honey everywhere

and not a moon in sight

We are in France on our honeymoon, which in French is a lune de miel, or moon of honey. “I love how dramatic this language is,” Emily said the other day, in reference to something like how the French sometimes say “ce n’est pas grave” or “it’s not grave” instead of “no problem.” I love it, too, especially if it means trying to imagine a moon made entire…