I'm up in PA. It got a bit less bright here, and the temperature definitely dropped 3-4 degrees. I got the kids out of school and the three of us watched it and shared our glasses with a few other people...really neat.

We had the glasses and in Oregon's willamette valley we were in the path of totality a slight drop in temperature and watched a scrub jay fly back to its night time roost. Pretty cool and shows our connection to our lunar Moon and celestial Sun for all beings.

Yes I was outside. I went to a certain park where a man w telescope is said to sometimes go; I thot I might find him there. Wandered around and talked to a few ppl. One couple gave me one of their protective card-glasses.

The sky did not become dark blue as I thot maybe it would. I could see shadows just like regular; which told me that when some overcast prevents me from seeing any shadow, more than 94% of the suns candle-power is blocked. Maybe :)

It was a nice day -- was an unusual day.
/Paul

I live in Seattle so we got about 90% of totality. It was fun to anticipate but honestly I was a little disappointed. It got colder and kind of twilight-like but other than that I feel like it was a bust if you didn't have the actual glasses to see it. People were basically buying them up in order to scalp them for over $40 a pop.

But it was fun to see the country come together and see everybody excited about something positive.