I do that too! It really lifts my spirits right back up. It's snowing heavily right now where I am, and it is really cozy.
Would you mind linking that series?
Huh. Would have thought the opposite since all the bugs and herps are hiding in the winter, for the most part anyway. Plus you’re above the gnat line. That being said my biggest recoded indigo (she was approx. 5ft.) sighting was in January…but it was south of Valdosta.
Herps are great but feeling like the probe in Satan's colonoscopy isn't.
Probably the most striking thing about Libya vs Ga is the humidity, the temp is similar, but 90 in Ga feels like 120 with the dew point being what it is. Moving to the UK hearing these people complaining about a dry 90 degrees is hilarious. Much respect to the absolute mad lad Englishmen who settled the swampy ass Deep South.
The deep south is a shithole unfit for human habitation
Now Android, don’t be a debbie downer. Most of the planet is a shithole, you just have to make the best of it and keep on going. Enjoy the sun and go for a hike at Sweetwater Creek.
I'm on meds that increase heat sensitivity. I'm nocturnal half the year for a reason.
Enjoy the sun now while it’s not hot as balls is what I mean. Marta has stops near Morningside and Cascade Springs Preserves, Inman Park if you want to go to the other side of town, or even Piedmont Park if the tourists aren’t out in droves. It sucks to live in the States with no car tbh, you still have to walk a good bit after getting off public transit, but the exercise is good.
Not an issue if you never drink
There are a few studies, I have a good one below. I think you might be on to something. I just had a quick look at them with a part of the conclusion of the linked study being:
I don't know if this is helpful, but the light doesn't need to be shining directly in your face to work. As long as it's in your line of sight, it will be effective.
I'm sorry, thats horrible. I hope you are doing better now.
Plan something you can look forward to on the week-ends. If you don't have any obligations, get out of the house and do something. That's helping me at the moment. You can either use it as time to reflect and process what you are going through, which is not easy but can be necessary, or as a distraction. Sorry for the late response, I must have forgotten to answer
Bipolar 2 -- I don't get manic, I just cycle from "content" to crippling depression and then I go back to baseline after a period of time (usually not more than 2 weeks). Winter always fucks with me though. Honestly it just feels like everything bad happens in Winter.
