Jenn Dolari @dolari@driveinsaturday.org

Eclipse Day: Flowers
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Eclipse Day: Gillespie County Rural Schools (https://historicschools.org/)

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Eclipse Day: Animals! (2/2)

Featuring some Texas Longhorns, and some VERY confused Mexican Freetail Bats

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Eclipse Day: Animals! (1/2)

Featuring some Texas Longhorns, and some VERY confused Mexican Freetail Bats

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Eclipse Day: The Eclipse Itself (3/3)

The eclipse started okay. But the longer it went on, the thicker the clouds got. Sadly, just before totality, the clouds straight up hid the show, and didn't let up until hours and hours later.

But we had a nice dark four minutes of totality darkness. I'm okay with that. That was @#$(&ing magical.

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Eclipse Day: The Eclipse Itself (2/3)

The eclipse started okay. But the longer it went on, the thicker the clouds got. Sadly, just before totality, the clouds straight up hid the show, and didn't let up until hours and hours later.

But we had a nice dark four minutes of totality darkness. I'm okay with that. That was @#$(&ing magical.

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Eclipse Day: The Eclipse Itself (1/3)

The eclipse started okay. But the longer it went on, the thicker the clouds got. Sadly, just before totality, the clouds straight up hid the show, and didn't let up until hours and hours later.

But we had a nice dark four minutes of totality darkness. I'm okay with that. That was @#$(&ing magical.

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Eclipse Day: Around the Texas Hill Country (2/2)

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Eclipse Day: Around the Texas Hill Country (1/2)

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Eclipse Day: Fun Stuff

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We got washed out, but it was absolutely magical nonetheless.

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Mmmm, that's GOOD totality!

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Not looking good for totality here in Kerrville....

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Where I am now.
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Siempre en San Antonio: concha earrings. ❤

I love how KONO radio in San Antonio of setup. It's been on 860AM since the 50s, and has been a 50s/60s/70s oldies station since the late 70s.

In the 90s, they picked up the 101.1FM frequency and simulcast on both.

Now as the years went on, they kept with the oldies format, but the oldies became the 80s and 90s. And, as mom said, KONO isn't what it used to be. And I guess KONO heard them because they split into KONO-FM and KONO-AM. FM is still an oldies format. But the AM ONLY plays 50s/60s/70s. In stuffy mono. Just like they did in the 70s.

Nice little compromise there: the old fogeys get their muffled mono oldies, and those of us aging FAR more gracefully get our crystal clear stereophonic oldies. ;)

The best things in life are often the simplest.

We're planning to be in the Kerrville-ish area for the eclipse. Looks like they're expecing a TON of folks out there. We won't be going to Kerrville specifically...but pretty close: https://www.today.com/video/how-kerville-texas-is-preparing-for-rush-of-visitors-for-solar-eclipse-208139845711

One of the defining qualities of Whataburger that other chains don't understand is that their burgers tastes just as good cold as hot.

I may have overdone it yesterday....