What do you think of when you see a full moon?

[wiser]

How does it affect you, (if it does)?

[Jenny™]

I think about Treasure Planet. You know, the movie with the cities on the moon

[?MiMi?]

i tink its kewl n pretty

[Michael Steen]

Having taught English for many years, I always find myself thinking of the words of Philip Sydney, the Elizabethan poet: "With how sad steps, O Moon, thou climb'st the skies / How silently and with how wan a face."
I don't go for the rest of the sonnet, but almost every night that I see the full moon, those words leap to mind.

[galadoorquesar]

To me a warm feeling inbraces me. My ancestors were so attached to the moon that clocks and hopes revolved around it. Now i believe that the full moon is a way to remind us of a simple heart, simple mind, and a simple spirit. No matter if these things are strong now, they may not always were and they may decline in the future.

[Harry Hayfield]

"When's the next lunar eclipse due?" is my reaction

[phreedle]

It's too bright for watching Deep Sky Objects, no use setting up the telescope... ;-)

Still, a full moon in a summer night is a beautiful sight.

[Carlos_dfc]

I'm with Phreedle on this.

I think - No deep sky observing tonight - and look at either planets or double-stars.

Full Moon is even a poor time to view the Moon - you can see much more detail on the Moon when it is only partly lit - especially near the terminator, where shadows are more pronounced.
An example - I was looking for the Hadley Rille a few weeks ago - could only see it well, for a couple of nights out of the Moon's cycle, when the terminator was near it.