While I appreciate the change in seasons, this year I celebrate Tuesday, January 9, 2018. It's the day my body reacted to the longer day. I woke up smiling and smiled all that day. Colors are brighter, sharper. The days begin to get shorter in June, but it is August before I am so depleted that I recognize it. So i don't celebrate any solstice. However, about three weeks after one of them...life. i am a sun baby.

I look at the calendar, say, "Well, it's the first day of ____", and take another sip of my tea.

I will dance to anything worth celebrating. Since the global experiment of religion failed us truthfully I am for something more globally human to celebrate.

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I think the winter solstice actually gives more meaning to the winter season than christmas does! It happens to be one of the human Traditions that actually makes sense! They figure it out the celestial pattern. And it actually helped with survival because they started planting crops at the right time.

Generally alone ..Solstices are lucky to get an honorable mention on an evening newscast, and if you have to ‘remind’ someone, you next have to explain it. Well, our planet’s tilted... I nearly attended some new-age drum circle last summer.. Until envisioning myself trapped there, amid the drums and pseudoscience

My Swedish relatives go nuts for the Summer Solstice, sounds like the entire nation shuts down. Even with family here in the US, the Winter Solstice was difficult ..with everyone else scrambling to ‘finish their shopping’… I stood alone in my backyard and stared at the sky this, or last year.. Planets, other suns, galaxies, our moon - while envisioning ‘us’ tilted as far as possible to the dark side, while the southern hemi was basking in their summer sun ~

The only time I've even been consciously aware of them was when I lived in Seattle and the had the Solstice Parade in Fremont.

I celebrate the holiday season non-religiously. We decorate with lights and a tree, do gift exchanges, and eat tons of my favorite foods. My favorite parts of the season are family, friends, food and board games!

Absolutely nothing to be honest. I do have Christmas with my family but that's neither for the sake of Christ nor physics, it's for the sake of food and gifts

I love the pagan traditions we still have here in England. Anything for a bit of feasting, singing and dancing naked in the woods!