Praying

Or you could ask them if they are comfortable with you going into the guest room at specific times to rotate the eggs

@Scarlett that all sounds so difficult. I hope your dh is able to get it resolved this week.

The eclipse trip was so much fun. And budget wise, we were a little over what I had in mind but we're still on track for not blowing the budget for the month since I just anticipated needing a bit more in our miscellaneous category. Just gotta keep our goals at the front of my brain. No more side hustle income coming in this month, which is fine. But I would like to start picking up some more pet sitting gigs soon. I think ideally 4 a month would work for my schedule. I'd really love for more in home ones because I miss regularly having a dog in the house. So, maybe in the summer I'll start advertising that service.

I would just keep doing what you're doing. Don't invite Sam, Sally can decide if she wants to go or not. Or tell Sally she is more than welcome to organize the event because you don't want to organize an event that you yourself won't participate in. And you won't participate in one that Sam attends.

Well it's good they made it clear

I would have been so upset if I paid $10 to go somewhere for the eclipse and they had fireworks. I hope people there weren't upaet

I'm so glad you decided to go!!!

For me, the most fascinating part in environmental change was how cold it got. It had been in the 70s and then during totality I had to put my hoodie back on. We're driving back to our Airbnb and so far haven't hit any traffic!

We came to Indiana from Delaware. Perfect skies! Dh got some great pictures as well but they're on our camera not phone. We met a guy who brought eclipse binoculars. He let me try them out, it was awesome.

I'm so glad you were able to experience it!

It was completely clear skies here. It was amazing. Dh got some good pictures. Sorry for those who missed it

Here too!

We found a Catholic Church that has bathrooms and is selling concessions. We reserved 5 spots so the rest of our family can slowly join us.

We're less than 2 hours from our totality destination, Vincennes, Indiana. So far, so good.

Oh so many!!! These are just a few I've said today. "Listen. Do you smell something?" "What do you need that for Dude?" "You're out of your element."

It woke me and our tenant up. And dd13 who was sleeping at a friend's house (she called me right away.) No one downstairs and awake even noticed it. I came downstairs, before dd called me, and asked dh if there was just an earthquake or if I had dreamed it. He was so confused that I just assumed I dreamed it and started heading back upstairs when our tenant came down talking about it and then dd called

That earthquake woke me and our tenant up. No one downstairs even noticed it

So informative! Anyone have such a thorough rundown of crowd likelihood in Vincennes, Indiana. That is my dad's top pick for where to view it

Per room. People not sharing is the reason that you need a house with so many rooms. Not saying that it is a bad thing they don't want to share.

Paducah is only getting roughly 1 min and 30 secs from my understanding. We considered it but will be driving into Indiana instead to get to a longer amount of totality

It might be possible. We did that last time pretty much accidentally. My dad had found a Walmart in the town Sparta, TN that we were planning to park and watch it at with bathroom access. When we rolled up early that morning the parking lot was jam packed already. Luckily, my brother had driven into the town earlier that morning to work from the library. They were having an eclipse party and it was the perfect amount of people and fun to experience it with. Not an overwhelming amount of people at all. I fear we won't find that this time around.

We're still trying to pinpoint a location in totality to head to. We've got a few towns in mind but will likely just decide the day before when everyone we're seeing it with us at the airbnb

Hugs Condessa

We are driving about 10 hours to spend the weekend with a bunch of family members and watch the eclipse. April is month 1 of relearning to live on a budget. We've just been spending too mindlessly and while not putting us in debt or messing up retirement savings we aren't making solid progress on other types of savings