I would venture to guess down the drain today - millions of dollars of lost productivity in the workplace.Definitely getting darker outside…
Oh, you can count on that. People gawking out their car windows while driving on the highway; others trying to take a photo out the window with their phone, while car is moving, etc. (Not to mention, the idiots who take a photo of the eclipse with their phones, can wreck their lens on the phone. A special filter is needed for phones.)The major highways in my area warning drivers
" Do not pull over to side of road to watch eclipse. "
No doubt some idiots will.
Mine are both asleep, lol.Casually waiting for this thing to pass through so I can open the windows and the cat can look out lol.
Mine are both asleep, lol.
On CNN , a few got married by the justice of the peace and are enjoying their first dance during the eclipse outside.Oh, you can count on that. People gawking out their car windows while driving on the highway; others trying to take a photo out the window with their phone, while car is moving, etc. (Not to mention, the idiots who take a photo of the eclipse with their phones, can wreck their lens on the phone. A special filter is needed for phones.)
It looks like almost dusk here in NC mtns.So is mine. You can tell it's starting to get dark.
I would venture to guess down the drain today - millions of dollars of lost productivity in the workplace.
I was watching some show this morning, and supposedly, animals' eyes aren't affected by the eclipse. It only applies to human eyes. (Has something to do with their history of living/surviving in the outdoors. I don't have any scientific reference for this - just passing it along as a general fyi that I heard, only.)Ella is now watching outside. Don't worry; she can't look directly at the sun from that spot.
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Congrats to them! And that scenery!!! WOW!
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