December 21st is gone --thankfully

Simplicius · 21-12-2009 12:33am #1

Yippee

At least the days will slowly get longer again ....:D

Mycroft H · 21-12-2009 12:43am

Simplicius wrote: »

Yippee

At least the days will slowly get longer again ....:D

i like the short days

and the 21th is only started, so tecnically it isnt over yet

mrboswell · 21-12-2009 12:44am

Not for me - its my 30th birthday - long may it last!!

Ghost Train · 21-12-2009 12:50am

Solstice isn't till 17:47 when we'll be tilted furthest from the sun

Eirebear · 21-12-2009 12:51am

ummm...isnt the 21st just starting? Anyway, i dont mind the short days...makes me think about more atmospheric stuff, and makes that "golden hour" easier to catch at night!

Kintarō Hattori · 21-12-2009 1:34am

Thank God. The days have been so dark and miserable. I haven't taken too many photos, so some brighter evenings are very welcome.

paddylonglegs · 21-12-2009 7:41am

have found the short days quite nice. Surprised I haven't been more down-in-the-dumps about them.Maybe its because I spent last christmas in Australia - 36 degrees on christmas day?No thanks pal

squareballoon · 21-12-2009 7:42am

I'm enjoying the longest day here:D Really everyone should move to the southern hemisphere for the winter doncha know.

greetings from NZ

Chorcai · 21-12-2009 9:12am

squareballoon wrote: »

I'm enjoying the longest day here:D Really everyone should move to the southern hemisphere for the winter doncha know.

greetings from NZ

Please BAN !!:D:D

DaireQuinlan · 21-12-2009 10:47am

squareballoon wrote: »

I'm enjoying the longest day here:D Really everyone should move to the southern hemisphere for the winter doncha know.

greetings from NZ

haha (grrrr). I was in Melbourne for christmas one year. Very surreal experience. You've not seen anything until you've seen people dressed in full on reindeer suits staggering around and collapsing from heat exhaustion in the 35c summer. Shop windows full of fake snow and christmas trees. They try, bless them, they try so hard

But yeah, back OT, I'll be happily lighting up the tree at 6 today to celebrate the solstice. This winter for some reason I've found particularly grim. I suspect it's the addition of a kid to the mix, there's no telling him he can't go to the park at 6 o clock because it's so dark he'll probably just run into a tree.

seamus · 21-12-2009 10:54am

Can't stand the dark days; Dark when I leave for work, dark when I get home from work. I could handle one or the other, but both is a pain in the ass. I get to look at the sun from the comfort of my office window. Whoop-de-doo.

It's weird though. I know it's going to be February before I even notice, thinking, "Jaysus the evenings are getting longer" and the before I know it, it's June 21st again