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[Robin Garr]

Amazing, but it's Wednesday again already! Come get your attitude adjusted with some fun and frivolity with your WLDG friends in the regular Mid-Week Chat!

I really need an attitude adjustment a lot, but we have to go across the river to the Southern Indiana hills for a wine tasting and restaurant review tonight, so I don't know if I'll be home in time. I'll dive in as soon as we get back, though, if anybody's still around.

a wine tasting and restaurant review

Oh, Robin. I understand how dreary and horrible your job must feel. But somebody must do these things for the sake of The Public. It's a Community Service you are providing and we are Deeply Grateful.

Seriously, have a good time and we'll try to stay open long enough to welcome you home properly!

Isn't there some kind of moon thing happening about 30 minutes into it?

(no webcam jokes, please)

Isn't there some kind of moon thing happening about 30 minutes into it?

Unfortunately, the eclipse will not be visible here in Santa Fe, I don't believe. It is completely overcast. I am not amused!

Isn't there some kind of moon thing happening about 30 minutes into it?

(no webcam jokes, please)

May be able to see it here. I could actually see the moon last night - first time in a while.

very cloudy here, with ugly weather coming in, so I doubt I'll get to see it.

Chat's in full swing! Come on by!

Sorry I wasn't there. Spent all evening helping out at a lunar eclipse observing event.

-Paul W.

Isn't there some kind of moon thing happening about 30 minutes into it?

Unfortunately, the eclipse will not be visible here in Santa Fe, I don't believe. It is completely overcast. I am not amused!

That's too bad. We had a crystal-clear view of it here, though 3-year-old Andrew was struggling with the concept of a shadow on the moon. The last full lunar eclipse we saw was while camping in the Painted Desert Wilderness and totally unexpected (Jean: "Why's the moon orange and dim?" me: "It's a lunar eclipse!" Jean:"But we can still see the moon!" me:"...")

Mark Lipton