RIP sun. The sun has died.
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Anonymous
| I hear you. grey, grey, grey,. |
Anonymous
Seattle with pale eyes checking in. The glare from the gloomy light here is sometimes worse than direct sun. Plus the sun doesn’t go super high this time of year because of our latitude so it’s at eye level for long stretches of the morning and evening. I’m in sunglasses daily, sometimes indoors. |
Anonymous
| It was 60! I’ll take what I can get |
Anonymous
| The a schedule! Daylight video! By Jan 42 sunset at 5:16. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1uavmELpVR/?igsh=YXhpOXVhNG5kbjI4 |
Anonymous
Yeah, no. I would much rather take 25 degrees and a full blue sky. |
Anonymous
| I see a spiteful ball of yellow hate in the sky. |
Anonymous
| There was a movie about this in 2007, starring Cillian Murphy and Rose Byrne ("Sunshine" - an underrated sci-fi thriller). The solution for a sun that's gone out and no longer works is to send up a spaceship and launch a bomb into the core of the sun, which will restart the whole thing. |
Anonymous
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Sun's out guns out.
Go get that vitamin D today! |
Anonymous
| It's sunny right now - go out there and get it while you can. |
Anonymous
It's a little chilly for the wifebeater. |
Anonymous
| Oh girl, try living in western NY for a couple years. This place may as well be Florida in comparison. |
Anonymous
+1 Today was lovely, bright, and beautiful. I wonder if OP made it through yesterday. 
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Anonymous
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Another day where we were told there'd be abundant sun, and it's cloudy.
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Anonymous
Yup. Hate it. |
Anonymous
| We just moved from DC to NJ last month and I think I’ve seen the sun twice. I thought maybe I moved to Seattle but I guess everyone is experiencing the same thing! |