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Because I woke up too early this morning, I’m writing this blog post in the dark. I’m in the dark about why I wake up so often in the dark.

Also, I’m thinking about how many people are going to be in the dark this afternoon during the solar eclipse.

In case you’re in the dark about the meaning of the idiom “in the dark,” here’s what I find on the non-dark web (I’m in the dark about where and what the dark web is):

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Here are more things I’m in the dark about:

• How and why so many people support Donald Trump,
• Why people are so scared of those who seem different from them.
• Why wonderful people have such low self esteem.
• How people can be in denial about climate change and other crucial realities,
• Why more people don’t appreciate the genius of Stephen Sondheim.
• Why people don’t take better care of themselves.
• Why my jaw keeps clicking even though I’m following the advice of several medical experts.
• Why some questions I ask on Twitter get hundreds of responses more than others.
• Why the New Yorker stopped offering its weekly cryptic crossword.
• Why it bothers me so much when people don’t get back to me.
• How to play the drums.
• Why people are so afraid of the dark.

I hope I’m not in the dark about how to safely observe the solar eclipse today. I am bringing these glasses into work:

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Is anybody in the dark about my other photos for today?

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I’m in the dark about several of those April 8 observances.

Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “in the dark.”

I also looked for “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark” by Robert Cray:

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Thanks to all who help me see the light when I’m in the dark, including YOU!