Solstice Celebration

Today is the shortest day and longest night of the northern hemisphere; the solstice (here on the US western coast) is at exactly 4:04 am.

If one were to pay no attention to man-made calendars, today would be New Year's Eve (which the southern hemisphere would celebrate on June 21st). Sticking with the hypothetical, New Years Day would actually be celebrated on December 23d—Festivus—rather than the 22d, because some years the Winter Solstice is on Dec 22d.

There are only 48 months until the ancient Mayan last day of the long count calendar. How will you spend your last four years on this side of the Milky Way Galaxy? I intend to:
  • Applaud more
  • Blog more
  • Create more
  • Dive more
  • Exercise more
  • Fuck more
  • Golf more
  • Hike more
  • Ignore less
  • Joke more
  • Kiss more
  • Love more
  • Meditate more
  • Neglect less
  • Ogle more
  • Paint more
  • Quibble less
  • Read more
  • Sell more
  • Tank more
  • Understand more
  • View more
  • Walk more
  • Xplore more
  • Yammer less
  • Zig more (Zag less)

I challenge everyone who reads this to treat it as a meme (if you go in for that sort of thing; and if-n you can't figure out the rules, make em up).

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