Hello there. Happy Eclipse Day if you live in America for everyone else in other parts of the world.

I'm guessing you didn't have any sort of eclipse today. So well, you probably have to, I'm sure, I'm sure that whatever

news channels you have there are all about the, you know, the big American eclipse. So I did

see it sort of, I'm in California, so we didn't see a full eclipse here.

And I also did look at the sun for about a second and before realizing that there's absolutely no way

of noticing there's an eclipse without the actual glasses. You just can't see anything.

So I did actually obtain some of the special glasses and did see the partial eclipse so that was pretty cool. Now let's review our

episode 98 words so yesterday we had prophleg keen, soporific, and metal. So profligate, that meant recklessly

extravagant, wasting a lot of resources, wasting money, being

improvident.

So Keene has two meanings, the general meaning of being sharp, so

having a sharp intellect or a sharp breeze or even a sharp sound,

so a penetrating sound, a sharp blade, a keen blade, and the secondary meaning of showing eagerness or enthusiasm.

So you're keen on someone, it means you're interested in them.

You're keen on sport, means you've got enthusiasm for sport.

Nettle.

Nettle is a type of stinging plant,

often found in England.

I don't know what else it's found, but too nettle means to annoy someone

or to irritate someone.

And our final word from yesterday was soperific, meaning inducing sleep making you feel more tired or lethargic.

All right then, so now we're on to episode 99 words and before we get started I have another quote for you guys and today's

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