Today, we all experienced a solar eclipse. In NY, we did not have the "full version" of it, like in many other states, however, we still got to experience it. Here, the Moon covered approximately 70% of the Sun. We all tried to see what it looks like (yes, yes, without the special glasses), however, the Sun is not something you can look at easily, even if it is 70% covered. So, no one could see anything special. And yet, there were definite consequences: It got a bit darker (not like at night. The sky was still blue, but it felt like the Sun was covered by transparent clouds). It also got a little cooler (not too much, just a slight comfortable change). And that's about it.
Gabriel is enjoying his walks almost fully undressed. He shows the world his round belly. In fact, he now looks really round and strong. You can never tell that he is a premature baby who, by the way, is technically not even supposed to be born yet (haha!).
Gabriel is enjoying his walks almost fully undressed. He shows the world his round belly. In fact, he now looks really round and strong. You can never tell that he is a premature baby who, by the way, is technically not even supposed to be born yet (haha!).
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