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Now it's time. The time has come. The eclipse is here!

The day has finally come. Here is the eclipse!

*Just a little side note: I actually publish this drawing two days prior to the eclipse. I upload it early because I finished it early.*

Michael and Lorena are ready for it. For the thing it comes. The eclipse! The two have their eclipse glasses on. The two are ready to enjoy this unique spectacle, this special opportunity. The two will record and photograph the eclipse to remember it forever!

This is how the eclipse look like. It's an annular eclipse. That means the Sun is a yellow-to-white hot ring instead of its characteristic corona and white prominences. But that doesn't mean this eclipse will not be as spectacular and nothing less. It's an one-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to see a real solar eclipse in person. I have never seen something alike in my life. This will be my first eclipse!

I'm overly excited and worried about what can happen. I will record the eclipse from a nearby football field where I can see the eclipse in its whole. I really hope the fact eclipses can reduce temperature is true. I really hope it to descend the hot temperature usually does at that hour.

Because the eclipse crosses my town just before noon. The maximum eclipse it says will be at 11:39 am. So my record will span exactly the minutes to and from that point. I will start recording from 11:27 (or earlier), and finish recording at 11:52 (or later).

I'm really excited for the eclipse. I can't wait to see it. And both Michael and Lorena feel the same. This will be their first eclipse too.

Ok, we three say goodbye to you. We need to be prepared to see the eclipse. We will reunite after it to discuss how it was for all of us.

Well, with all that said, I have nothing else to say than, SEE YOU IN MY NEXT DEVIATION!!! AND HAPPY ECLIPSE!!!

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Now it's time. The time has come. The eclipse is here!

The day has finally come. Here is the eclipse!

*Just a little side note: I actually publish this drawing two days prior to the eclipse. I upload it early because I finished it early.*

Michael and Lorena are ready for it. For the thing it comes. The eclipse! The two have their eclipse glasses on. The two are ready to enjoy this unique spectacle, this special opportunity. The two will record and photograph the eclipse to remember it forever!

This is how the eclipse look like. It's an annular eclipse. That means the Sun is a yellow-to-white hot ring instead of its characteristic corona and white prominences. But that doesn't mean this eclipse will not be as spectacular and nothing less. It's an one-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to see a real solar eclipse in person. I have never seen something alike in my life. This will be my first eclipse!

I'm overly excited and worried about what can happen. I will record the eclipse from a nearby football field where I can see the eclipse in its whole. I really hope the fact eclipses can reduce temperature is true. I really hope it to descend the hot temperature usually does at that hour.

Because the eclipse crosses my town just before noon. The maximum eclipse it says will be at 11:39 am. So my record will span exactly the minutes to and from that point. I will start recording from 11:27 (or earlier), and finish recording at 11:52 (or later).

I'm really excited for the eclipse. I can't wait to see it. And both Michael and Lorena feel the same. This will be their first eclipse too.

Ok, we three say goodbye to you. We need to be prepared to see the eclipse. We will reunite after it to discuss how it was for all of us.

Well, with all that said, I have nothing else to say than, SEE YOU IN MY NEXT DEVIATION!!! AND HAPPY ECLIPSE!!!