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So damn nice weather-wise today. So much more greenery present. Wish Spring was hell of a lot longer here. Better yet, Northern NV Winter not so bloody dark, dreary, and c-o-l-d. I really miss Southern CA weather-wise
Wondering, if the Daylight Saving change becomes permanent (PLEASE!!!), what effect it will have? Will Winter be more tolerable or same shit? In March, fed-up with feeling a bit gloomy during the "dark months" and craving sunlight, started taking a daily 1000 vitamin D. I think it helps.
Supposedly, won't really get actual results until after four months. So maybe I'm placebo-ing myself a little here? Definitely feel better with natural lightening coming into rooms, instead of turning on a lamp.
Wasn't always this way. I use to be a "creature of the night". But Southern CA Winter doesn't get seasonal change - rarely cold and definitely no ice or snow. The weather is pretty nice year round. So much sun, nice having a break from it. Most of the plant life stays green year round, not all trees drop their leaves, usually comfortably cool and even warm sometimes, and the area is well lit at night. Time change there weren't jarring, just little annoying.
So 1000 vitamin D = bearable future Winters here? What about mornings being dark until 9am? Or daylight well past 4pm? I have NO frame of reference for this.
Well, got a few months to not dwell on this right now.
Wondering, if the Daylight Saving change becomes permanent (PLEASE!!!), what effect it will have? Will Winter be more tolerable or same shit? In March, fed-up with feeling a bit gloomy during the "dark months" and craving sunlight, started taking a daily 1000 vitamin D. I think it helps.
Supposedly, won't really get actual results until after four months. So maybe I'm placebo-ing myself a little here? Definitely feel better with natural lightening coming into rooms, instead of turning on a lamp.
Wasn't always this way. I use to be a "creature of the night". But Southern CA Winter doesn't get seasonal change - rarely cold and definitely no ice or snow. The weather is pretty nice year round. So much sun, nice having a break from it. Most of the plant life stays green year round, not all trees drop their leaves, usually comfortably cool and even warm sometimes, and the area is well lit at night. Time change there weren't jarring, just little annoying.
So 1000 vitamin D = bearable future Winters here? What about mornings being dark until 9am? Or daylight well past 4pm? I have NO frame of reference for this.
Well, got a few months to not dwell on this right now.
