It's a good thing I'm such a devoted library patron. Otherwise I wouldn't have received four pairs of eclipse-viewing glasses and a print-out of the relevant information for our location from the librarian at the tiny library in the village awhile ago.
As it was, I almost forgot I had them until today when I was like, "Oh, wait. Today's the eclipse, right? I wonder when it is."
Obviously, the hype and hysteria that I read about online totally passed me by. I could never be considered a news junkie.
Anyway.
I got out the information sheet and discovered that we're nowhere near a place that could view the total eclipse. Also that the eclipse here was going to occur just when I was driving to the large village for a doctor's appointment. (For the grandmothers who are probably wondering: Just routine, everything's cool.)
But before I left, I set everyone up with the eclipse glasses.
And all of a sudden, it looked like 1987 all over again.
A. was very concerned that Jack wouldn't keep his on and would burn his eyes irrevocably. He didn't.
I took a look through the glasses myself before I left, and you know, it was really pretty cool.
But not as cool as those little dudes in the shades there. Totally rad.
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