I personally think eclipses are cool. But I'm not pulling the kid from school to go chasing it. Nor am I burning a PTO day for it.
She's lucky. A lot of guys here aren't even allowed near schools.I just don’t care. I don’t understand why someone would drive hours to see this. I am for sure not looking at it through a piece of paper with some thin mirrored plastic strips in it that cost 2 dollars from Lowe’s.
My wife works in a Putnam city school, they not allowed to take little kids outside that day.
I will be staying inside. I experienced the big one in 1979, not far from Bozeman, Montana, and I don't think I've ever been the same since. You have to ask yourself who or what has the power to move the moon in front of the sun? I can tell you no one on this planet can do that, so there's only one other option, and nobody is talking about that, very convenient. The changes I've gone through are also a little strange, physically I feel older, I've put on a little weight, my eyesight isn't as good. Mentally, I sometimes have thoughts that don't seem to be grounded, I've gone so far as to drive a copper ground rod next to the patio and connect myself with copper wire to it, but it doesn't seem to help, and there is no explanation for it. So no, I won't be part of the insanity that goes along with these events, if you take part I wish you well.
I remember experiencing this as a grade school kid and it was very anticlimactic.I just don’t care. I don’t understand why someone would drive hours to see this. I am for sure not looking at it through a piece of paper with some thin mirrored plastic strips in it that cost 2 dollars from Lowe’s.
My wife works in a Putnam city school, they not allowed to take little kids outside that day.
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