Merry Mid-winter Solstice and a Happy Yuletide!
Waes hael!
| For the rest of you, get out that misletoe and holly, light up the tree, feast, drink and be merry |
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Kona, for your information, Fuzzy was refering to the fact that the Winter solstice is the longest night of the year. Cause actually, although for some reason mankind felt the desire to have 4 seasons, the year is actually really only divided in two. From the day where the sun reaches the highest point in the sky (around 21st of june) to them day where the sun is the lowest at its daily peak (around december 21). We have reached that date. From now on, the sun will increasingly rise earlier and set later. Our days are going to get longer and longer until the summer solstice. In that respect, yes, we can consider we have reached mid-winter.
Of course, that's in the northern hemisphere. Jafo would say quite the reverse. 
Later tonight I will be having some nice fruit cake, a Yule log and a considerable quantity of port
| I am a bitch... uhhh I mean, witch |
Beware the Ides of March....just to confuse anyone not yet confused....
Paxx is right, Dec 21 is our Summer solstice...AND our water goes down the plughole in the opposite direction.
FYI, Architects get involved in a 'thing' called Sciagraphy and need to be able to generate shadow projections on proposed buildings at various times....Solstice, Equinox, etc....
| AND our water goes down the plughole in the opposite direction |
| LBV of course... |
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