Seattle's Sunset Leaves Ross Feeling Mopey and Restless
The author reflects on the dark and gloomy winter days in Seattle, expressing frustration at the lack of daylight and the government's inaction. They highlight that even eliminating Daylight Saving Time wouldn't solve the problem, as daylight continues to shrink by three minutes per day. Comparing Seattle's daylight hours to other major cities like Paris and London, the author finds solace in the fact that they are not alone in facing this issue. They conclude by reminding readers that the days will eventually get longer and that the current darkness is temporary.
