Two in a row! Hashtagged on the first try. 💃

I haven't checked the timezones yet, but if the Southern solstice falls on a different date in yours, please treat this question as for UTC.

Even when I lived in the correct hemisphere I didn't commemorate it. The equinox however, we did. Mostly as an excuse to have beers with #equifoss friends.

If I remember. I forget a lot of stuff these days.

I’ll observe it; I may even go so far as to say “happy solstice” or something like that. But I don’t anticipate any festivities. If invited to a formal gathering I’d consider going, but I haven’t been invited and I’m not going to organize one. I called that “qualified no”.

I probably *should* throw a party. Lengthening days are the literal light out of the tunnel of seasonal depression, which has been crippling this year.

I’ll be celebrating the northern solstice. Does that count?

For clarity: also known as the December solstice. In the Northern hemisphere, it's the winter solstice. In the Southern hemisphere, it's the summer solstice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/December_solstice?wprov=sfla1

qualitative now?

I'm not sure if there's much signal here.

I'll do some celebration, so qualified yes.

Happy solstice to those who live on a tilted planet.

How do I properly commemorate the southern solstice from the northern hemisphere? I want to do this right.