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Partial solar eclipse in El Salvador - Damn! I couldn't see anything! I was so excited since I woke up, even though I live in El Salvador, I was eager to see the total solar eclipse on TV, and see a part of it from my house. But as many of Salvadorians expected, it was cloudy, and there were some raindrops. I have never seen a total solar eclipse, and I had never had the curiosity to look for it on YouTube (how a total solar eclipse looks like). I watched it on abc news. I followed the whole live broadcast. There were some interruptions in the signal; it was a good transition though. I felt like I was there, it was great to see how excited were people there. It was very incredible to know that a bunch of people traveled from different states and countries just to see that amazing natural event. When I saw live the first state to get dark, I just felt some goosebumps and I felt the needed to cry (I felt very sensitive) I mean, people and the reporters transmitted me many feelings. I felt jealous because they had the great chance to see such a beautiful thing. And unfortunately, as I mentioned before; the weather wasn't good, and it didn't allow us to see it a little bit. Well, at least I had some fun by looking many memes about it haha.

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Partial solar eclipse in El Salvador - Damn! I couldn't see anything!

I was so excited since I woke up, even though I live in El Salvador, I was eager to see the total solar eclipse on TV, and see a part of it from my house. But as many of Salvadorians expected, it was cloudy, and there were some raindrops.

I have never seen a total solar eclipse, and I had never had the curiosity to look for it on YouTube (how what a total solar eclipse looks like). I watched it on abc news. I followed the whole live broadcast. There were some interruptions in the signal, but it was a good transition though. I felt like I was there, it was great to see how excited were people were there. It was very incredible to know that a bunch of people traveled from different states and countries just to see that amazing natural event.

When I saw live the first state to get dark live, I just felt some goosebumps and I felt the needed need to cry (I felt very sensitive) I mean, people and the reporters transmitted to me many feelings. I felt jealous because they had the great chance to see such a beautiful thing.

And unfortunately, as I mentioned before, the weather wasn't good, and it didn't allow us to see it even a little bit. Well, at least I had some fun by looking at/for many memes about it haha.
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Partial solar eclipse in El Salvador - Damn! I couldn't see anything!

I was excited from the moment I woke up. Even though I live in El Salvador, I was eager to see the solar eclipse on TV and, hopefully, see part of it from my house. But as many of Salvadorians expected, it was cloudy weather.

I had never seen a total solar eclipse, and I had never had the curiosity to look at footage on YouTube. So, I watched it live on abc news, I followed the whole broadcast. There were some interruptions in the signal but it was really good footage, I felt like I was there. It was great to see how excited people were. It's incredible to think that hundreds of people traveled from different states and countries just to see that amazing natural event. 

When I saw it start to get dark on TV, I got goosebumps and had an urge to cry. Simply watching reporters and onlookers made me emotional. I'm so jealous that they had the chance to witness such a beautiful event in person.

As I mentioned before, the weather was, unfortunately, not very good in El Salvador, so we couldn't see it at all, not even a little bit.

At least I had some fun from looking at memes about it! 

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