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ECLIPSE!!!! quickie: i'm doin' this. if you're in north tennessee..... (Patreon)

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2017-08-21 03:33:41
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2023-04

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my loves

OK. this is happening. real news about real art soon but FUCK EVERYTHING!!! ECLIPSE!!!!!!! jaaaaAAAAAAAaaaaaaaa

i've LANDED IN TENNESSEE for this WONDERFUL NON-PARTISAN, NON-POLITICAL, SOUL-ENLIGHTENING eclipse. i'm currently in hampshire (south of nashville - don't ask why) and i'm going to start driving up towards CLARKSVILLE BALLS EARLY with a few friends (and babies). any locals have advice??? HOW BALLS EARLY SHOULD WE DRIVE? we were gonna leave at around 5 am given the drive is usually 2 hours and the eclipse starts at noon. are there any beautiful natural spots just south of clarksville? 

WILL ANY OF YOU BE BE THERE??? ARE THERE ANY AMAZING TERRIBLE WONDERFUL DINERS NEAR THERE THAT ARE OPEN BALLS EARLY?? TALK TO ME. i'm reading comments all night.

xxxx

a


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Anonymous

Heh - we landed in Nashville and drove north. In a cabin in the Shawnee National forest, chilling the champagne..

Anonymous

Woohoo you!!! I am watching a Grant Imahara livestream over here in Singapore! ENJOY!

Anonymous

If you want to check out some bizarrely wonderful outsider art, I highly recommend this -which is between clarkesville and Nashville. <a href="http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/et-wickham-sculpture-trail" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/et-wickham-sculpture-trail</a>

Anonymous

Foodwise, you can't go wrong with BBQ in Tennessee.

Anonymous

what i've learned from this eclipse is that things move slower than you think and the sheer number of conditions that need to be present for things to happen is staggering. And don't stare at the sun without protection. Those are the things I've learned from the solar eclipse today. What about you guys? xxooa

Robyn Pearson

Just watched the eclipse in Albany, or. So breathtaking. My favorite comment was from Ben, my 13yr old:"I'm glad I'm old enough to understand how cool this is."

Anonymous

Good show universe! See you again in 2024 for another total eclipse sweeping across Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma! Everyone here is invited to my hacienda for BBQ and to watch it!

Len Tower Jr.

for next time - <a href="http://art.net/Studios/Hackers/Tower/tse.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://art.net/Studios/Hackers/Tower/tse.html</a>

Anonymous
>>6807878

Welders hood,sage advice. My first eclipse when I was a kid my Daddy made me use his. Now I've got my own.

Anonymous

Am I the only one who thinks "Balls Early" sounds like a medical condition? I am? Ok then.

Michael Clark

That photo is amazing. Also, "balls early" is a great new addition to my lexicon. Thank you for all of your glorious contributions to a more flavorful and lovely culture, you Amanda you. :-)

Anonymous

OMG that photo! The teacher all, "my eyes are immune..." (saw the eclipse in Oregon. Amazing. Loved your video with Ash under the tree. It captured the magic.)

Anonymous

So to go with the prompt of when you just realized you couldn't handle it anymore. In March I saw a Dr after being horribly sick since October and trying to find out why I couldn't eat anything, turns out ulcers brought on by stress and anxiety. Both a result of the election. As a young stay at home mom with two toddlers and a Masters degree collecting dust on the bookshelf, I had a lot of self doubt and felt like failure and had no motivation to be healthy or eat or nurture myself. A week after my Dr appt I found out I was pregnant, something I say was accidentally on purpose. I took it as a sign from the universe knowing as soon as I saw the positive sign on the pee stick that I'd have this baby. I changed my diet, have been taking care of myself, and go to therapy to treat my ptsd, depression and anxiety. Aware that post partum depression is looming after I pop. It's been incredibly difficult as the world seems to fall apart at an alarming rate around us, which does no good for anyones anxiety. But knowing there's a baby that's been growing inside me for 22 weeks as it punches and kicks me writing this, I know I have to stay focused on my health, my family, my little messy corner of the world before I can clean up the rest. This is a bitter pill to swallow as I want to protest, and March, and take a knee, and be involved in everything going on. I'm doing the next best thing by devoting myself to my kids and raising them to be accepting, kind, and empathetic to all.