I'm so bummed I can't see it tonight, we are in about the seventh hour or so of straight rain.
If you've never seen a lunar eclipse, you've missed an awesome sight. The most amazing thing to me was being able to see the curvature of the moon. The moon's face went from being a familiar flat facade, to really seeing it as it is--a true celestial orb revolving around the earth.
There is something so amazing about suddenly seeing the miracle of our universe revealed in a second--the incredible, breath-taking awe of the wonder of it that lies just below the everyday surface--Makes me so thankful to be alive even in a world full of imperfections.
I always think of how ancient man must have gazed in wonder and awe and fear at the lunar eclipse, too. Imagine a tribe or village, gazing at the sky in amazement.