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I'm from the Netherlands, and I'll never get used to it. I don't care about the hour of more or less sleep, I don't even notice it nor do I ever suffer from je
by fleddr 5y ago
I'm from the Netherlands, and I'll never get used to it.
I don't care about the hour of more or less sleep, I don't even notice it nor do I ever suffer from jet lags.
It's the torturous period from roughly October to March where daylight roughly aligns with the workday or less. Meaning I drive in the dark to work, sit inside all day under artificial light, then drive back home in the dark. Months without daylight, and the little you get to experience is moody, not direct sun light.
The flip side is that we get ridiculous amounts of light in the summer. All the way up to 10:30 PM and even around midnight there's still a hint of faint light.