I decided not to take any pictures, don't have a long lens (300mm is my longest, not long enough for this), and even if I had, I didn't have the proper filter for it... so I went to just enjoy it.
But see, my son has the little point and shoot with a somewhat long zoom that I gave him last Christmas and he took it with him, and he was having a hard time taking pictures with it... so I helped him out. Of course, they were taken with his cameras, so they're *his* pictures ;)
Not going to win any awards but I was there. My only regret is that I didn't get to buy the "I WAS MOONED!!" t-shirt they had for sale at the city park event, before they ran out.
Through the eclipse "glasses" which seemed like it was made on purpose for the little camera's front element!

This required no filter. During the total phase of the eclipse (1m36s where we were) you can look at the sun directly. Everything is dark. The ducks and geese in the river area where we were, all went to the side of the river, and bundled up and went to sleep. So this is the "Corona" shot.

And I wasn't too successful at the "Diamond Ring" phase but got something sort of artistic instead.

Now I can say I've seen a total eclipse in my lifetime. On the way there we prayed for clear skies (it was supposed to be a bit cloudy) and it was perfectly clear, thank God. We left minutes after it ended, and during the drive home everything became overcast.
Good times, good times.