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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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As I'm a bit of a S.A.D (Seasonal affective disorder) sufferer, Rather than by a SAD lamp I decided to move my desk over to the window to capture a little more light during the winter months. I've had a lovely afternoon watching birds fighting the squirrels for space on my very busy bird table, while I browse FAB, catch up on forum posts and gab to friends. Some might say sad? but I'm definitely not feeling down 
Anyone else have a tough time with the winter months? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am the exact opposite - hot humid weather makes me uncomfortable and often result in bad moods.
Hence I prefer to work in windowless air-conditioned environment, and have done so for most of the time since I started to work full time in 1987.
I am a self-confessed bat/alpine.
When I stay at hotels, the first thing I do when I walk into a room is to close the curtains!
I do like walking in the sun, however, only if it is a late/cool sun that is unlikely to give me a tan.
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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I live at 58.3 degrees north, which is slightly higher than the capital of alaska. At its worst, there's maybe 5 hours of daylight for 3 weeks either side of dec 21.
it's a hard slog in lots of ways.
i've started going on a sunshine holiday in october to get the serotonin reserves stock up for the next months. Placebo maybe, who knows. |
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