(things in) The Sky is (are) falling (disappearing)
There were just about zero clouds last night, which didn't stop most people from avidly ignoring the full Lunar eclipse which occurred around 9 PM central.
It's only fitting what with the occurrence of this particular extra-terrestrial phenomena that I would've had a Mohawk last night - for about five minutes.
But--once the shearing was completed, I intrepidly went outdoors to watch the moon disappear.
Here's a picture taken about 1/2 way through the occlusion that's about what you'd expect from a half-frozen dude with ginormous mittens in sub-zero temperatures. Oh, and the neighbors cat was mysteriously outside. Perhaps it too is a wizened lunar observer; at any rate it just wanted INSIDE, and had to repeatedly shoved back out of the foyer.
I would've gone out to take a picture of the actual "eclipse" part I know you're all so eager to see, but at that point, there would've been A) nothing to see, and B) I was pretty frickin' cold already.
If you missed the apocalypse--try back again in 2010.
It's only fitting what with the occurrence of this particular extra-terrestrial phenomena that I would've had a Mohawk last night - for about five minutes.
But--once the shearing was completed, I intrepidly went outdoors to watch the moon disappear.
Here's a picture taken about 1/2 way through the occlusion that's about what you'd expect from a half-frozen dude with ginormous mittens in sub-zero temperatures. Oh, and the neighbors cat was mysteriously outside. Perhaps it too is a wizened lunar observer; at any rate it just wanted INSIDE, and had to repeatedly shoved back out of the foyer.
I would've gone out to take a picture of the actual "eclipse" part I know you're all so eager to see, but at that point, there would've been A) nothing to see, and B) I was pretty frickin' cold already.
If you missed the apocalypse--try back again in 2010.