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I'm in Philadelphia (90% totality zone), but it was cloudy, and it was nothing like what I was able to see on television. It was still amazing though. My kids were astonished and in awe. Something to cherish for a long time (20 years until the next one over us).
I'm in Los Angeles and I feel like we didn't really see much. A student brought in some special glasses you were supposed to be able to see the eclipse with. So our class went outside and watched for a little bit, but it just didn't seem like much.
I wanted to buy some blow up dolls and fill them with helium, and let them all go and watch the school go mad!
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That would have gathered a lot of attention!
We weren't in the line of view either and it was totally cloudy as well. It was still neat to experience everything go dark for a minute, but I would've loved to see it in an area with good visibility! You're lucky!
It got a little dark for about 30 minutes, but no totality here. I knew I wouldn't be able to see much so I didn't get glasses, but it was neat to see the light dim for a while.
Did you guys have any special plans for viewing it? Telescope, special glasses, the whole shebang? It's always fun to get creative when it comes to astronomical events.