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Eight days past solstice. Your midday shadow tells the truth. Step outside at noon today. Look down at your feet. That shadow is shorter than it was on December 21st. The Sun is climbing higher in the sky, one degree at a time, proving the tilt has reversed. It's not dramatic. It's not fireworks. It's geometry. Patient, measurable, unstoppable. Your noon shadow shortens by inches each week. By mid-January, it'll feel like a different season. By February, undeniable. This is what "light returning