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Well I can address each point for my situation, do you have: temperatures below -30°C for at least a week straight each winter, your summer starts in late May a
by chupasaurus 6y ago
Well I can address each point for my situation, do you have: temperatures below -30°C for at least a week straight each winter, your summer starts in late May and ends mid August, the furthest window of planning for any private business is exactly one year, you have the same president for 21 years who was the head of a Homeland Security before that and is a leader of a political party which has a nickname "Swindlers and Thieves" in the opposition?
- drpgq 6y agoNo. Feeling better now.
- chupasaurus 6y agoGlad I could help.
- bbarnett 6y agoI think one thing which helps is indeed the sun, with SAD. -30C does suck, but... and this is one downside of remote work, if you have to get out daily, drive to work, drive home, you're going to catch sun some of that time. In many parts of Southern Ontario, you still get sun with the cold. Lots and lots of sunny days. As a counter, I moved to Vancouver which is always 10C+ essentially in the winter, often 15C days, yet rain and cloud. There, I experienced SAD for the first time in my life. And I ran away, moved back to Ontario, after 10 years of it. And a day on the radio when the announcer said "It's now been 32 days since we've seen the sun". The guy wasn't kidding. It had been more than a month since the clouds parted during daylight hours. That. Really. Sucks.
- frank2 6y agoThere was a stretch of 40 days or so where there was no sun even in the Bay Area. It is very rare, but it has happened (circa 2006).