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Question: Context: That is something that I heard recently , and last night , while I could not sleep , I looked out the window at the moon shining down on me . I ca nt say that I felt calm , but I did feel a wonderful connection to something ... I guess it was very peaceful , and I was reminded that the moon is always there , weather I see it or not . Even when I am inside , it is just through a few pieces of wood above my head ... just like the soil is only a few feet below the pavement under our feet . GO NATURE ! !. 
Question: Why might I think looking at the moon is peaceful ?

Answer: Because it 's quiet at night when the moon is the brightest .


Question: Context: Yesterday , I had the chance to go off for a few hours to Creative Camp in Belfast , an event billed as bringing together " technology and creative enthusiasts who want to make things happen with web , mobile , open source , new media , music and design . " I was unsure whether to attend , not knowing if my web endeavours really fit that description . But I decided that with this blog , I aim to make things happen , specifically by challenging assumptions , in a very small way for a few people . But mainly , I felt it would be good to get out and hopefully meet a few folk whose online identities I could fit to a real world face . I enjoyed the talks I heard , and the atmosphere of untapped possibilities . 
Question: What may happen after the Creative Camp in Belfast ?

Answer: I have big plans for my blog now.


Question: Context: There was so much drama in such a sort amount of time , that I really ca n't blame people for leaving . It was apparant to me that ToL was dying ... but it is so hard for me to let go of something that I love and care about so much , until I feel totally comfortable in accepting and letting go . I hated that I had to make the decision to close ToL ... but I know the only reason I was keeping it open was totally out of obligation ... I worried what membership would do and what people would think ... and in the end I needed to make a decision for my own happiness . Many are saying this is selfish ... but you know something ?. 
Question: Why were people leaving all of a sudden ?

Answer:
There was too much drama and people could n't stand it anymore .