Someone has eaten the moon!

[emma]

Seriously!  There is an amazing eclipse in progress, visible throughout Europe and the Easty Coast of North America.  Go see it if you can!

[Eimi]

And just what were you doing indoors, then, missy?

You know I saw a lunar eclipse once when I was in high school.  It took so long for that final half sliver that I finally gave up and went inside.  (That and I was on the top of a mountain in Nevada in winter and I got just a LITTTTTTLE bit fronzen)

[emma]

I came in when my camera battery died. Besides, the eclipse was in totatilty from 22:44 to 23:58 last night and it was COLD outside!

But pictures to follow later....

[Patrick]

I wouldn't have seen the entire thing.  I was in the wrong part of the US to see the full eclipse.  But I caught it when it was rising.

[Avery]

It was cloudy right after sunset and when the moon rose, but I did manage to catch it when about the last 1/4 was still covered! I wish I could have seen totality but at least seeing some of it was good enough.

[Devin]

I thought the moon looked weird last night. I'm in the midwest, so I wouldn't have seen the whole thing, but when I went out, it did look like someone had taken a bite out of it. ;)

[Rochelle]

I missed it :( I saw the post and went out to check, and got the first eighty drops of rain up my nose for my trouble.

[emma]

Pictures!!!

[Patrick]

Ooh Pretty.  Gosh your moon was small.  It must be a location thing, ours was about the visual size of a beach ball... and I've seen those ones that take up the whole horizon down south, wow.

[emma]

LOL - The zoom on a phone camera isn't as good as on my regular camera, which ghad the batteries die on me!