Part of the problem with winter is the availability of sunlight. "Seasonal Affective Disorder" is real and some people feel it more than others. For me, living

Part of the problem with winter is the availability of sunlight. "Seasonal Affective Disorder" is real and some people feel it more than others. For me, living in the Northeast US, this is a sore point. Even more important than the cold temps or snow on the ground. There are some alleviating actions one can take, like full spectrum lights, vitamins D etc., but they can never come close to the real deal. If sunnier places with dry, comfortable year around weather were a real and practical option, I'd move overnight, but am unable to move just yet due to family + affordability reasons.