Seriously, though, it's just not fair

[conuly]

that the shorter days are always so overcast around here.

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Comments

[dark_phoenix54]

Same here. Every time there is a solar storm and auroras are predicted it's cloudy. Bah.

[zesty_pinto]

I don't know what upsets me more about DST: the fact that my morning meetings with internationals gets even earlier, or that I finish work never seeing the sun.

[hilarita]

It so often is here too. Though today is bright and shiny, so I will enjoy it, and try desperately to synthesise a bit of Vitamin D to go with the store-bought stuff to get me through the winter months.

[shadowkat]

Agreed. It gets sunny around 3 pm, then sunset hits. Or sunny briefly in the morning. Very gloomy this morning.