A cloudy, very cloudy morning. You know, those clouds which cover all the sky... not very high clouds, no very thick, but thick enough to cover the Sun and any Sun idea.
11.30 a.m. The eclypse has already began, and no Sun. Some little part of the sky naked of nasty, grey clouds, but very far from the sun. I am walking to my work, and nothing makes me think I'll be able to see the eclypse before I'll enter the school.
11.58 a.m. I am almost in the school. I only have to pass the road and I'll be inside the building. The last glance to the sky... and a little hope, some clouds are more thin, the sun tries to show itself!!! I grab my Ready-For-Eclypse-High-Priest-Glasses and I look up there... YES!!!! I can see it. Not clearly at all, some very thiny clouds stand between the Sun and me, but I can perfectly see the eclypse.
12.01 p.m. I enter the school, but still in the playground I decide to look again at the Sun... The small little thiny fluffy (ooops, not, fluffy not) cloud has gone!!! Now the sight is perfect, and I have to share the Glasses with a lot of teachers and school workers, of course.
12.20 p.m. I go out to bring the little kids to the dinning room, but just before entering the class, the last watching... it's the maximum eclypse moment, and just now the clouds have gone again!
12.40 p.m. I am the only monitor out, in the courtyard. Every kid has gone to home or to dinning room, and it's time to go down to there... but I have time for a last glance. I put the Glasses on, I see how the Sun is not so hidden as few moments before, I grin, I put my Glasses off and I keep them, very well kept, in my handbag. I'm happy.
EPILOGUE. Now there's a fantastic sunny day :angry:
