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By *lynJ OP   Man
12 weeks ago

Morden

... December 22nd when the evenings start getting longer again.

It always gives me hope of (eventually) the longer, warmer days of Spring/summer.

I know we have the coldest time of year (January to March) to get through first but that'll soon pass.

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By *riar BelisseWoman
12 weeks ago

Bliss

This year for the first time ever. I am craving warmth.

Menopause has changed my body's and mental health reactions to cold, dark weather.

I'm looking into the SAD lights to help me regulate myself a little smoother, that or retire for 6 months a year in a warm country

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By *enk15Man
12 weeks ago

Evesham

I’m still enjoying the dark evenings. Curtains drawn, fire on, candles lit.

I’m sure I’ll crave the light soon

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By *a LunaWoman
12 weeks ago

South Wales

As soon as Christmas is over I start looking forward. Thinking of things to do in the garden etc.

I don’t like New Years so I ignore that!

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By *lynJ OP   Man
12 weeks ago

Morden


"As soon as Christmas is over I start looking forward. Thinking of things to do in the garden etc.

I don’t like New Years so I ignore that! "

I'm already looking forward to early January when all the seasonal fuss is over. New Year Eve/day does nothing for me either.

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By *eeliciouschaosWoman
12 weeks ago

Wherever

Me. I’m really struggling this time of the year.

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
12 weeks ago

Bedford

Summers my time of year, less clothes more fun, nice food.

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By *ceKweenWoman
12 weeks ago

Bolton

I relish the lighter nights. Being night blind, I don’t go out much

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By *obandruthCouple
12 weeks ago

wolverhampton

Definitely me love the light nights.

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By *WANDTGCouple
12 weeks ago

Borough of Greenwich


"Me. I’m really struggling this time of the year."

Struggling emotionally or financially?

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By *eroLondonMan
12 weeks ago

Mayfair

Not quite, yet, if at all. I'm an åutumnal person and a disciple of the cool weather, the brisk walks and the kicking of leaves, the log fires and the comfort food and the scented wintry candles. 🍂

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By *itygamesMan
12 weeks ago

UK

if one is single i dont see the point in staying in the uk at christmas/the winter months

ive always saved my summer holidays up at work so i can fly to the sun in december.

queue to get into the supermarket queue to get out queue to pay , traffic everywhere, taxis triple fare , if you can get one etc etc ..

try tenerife , hot sun chill and relax

not so expensive if you search the internet.

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By *ilsaGeorgeCouple
12 weeks ago

kent

I’ve spent too much time working in the dark so far this year. I don’t usually start yearning for the light and warmth until January, but this year, I’m over winter already. Spring can’t come fast enough. Xx

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By *eeliciouschaosWoman
12 weeks ago

Wherever


"Me. I’m really struggling this time of the year.

Struggling emotionally or financially?"

Emotionally rather than financially I’d say.

I’m not the kind of person to overspend on things because of Christmas. It’s the dark and cold I struggle with most.

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By *iss_D_returnsWoman
12 weeks ago

dreamland

Me. I have horses so these dark evenings are miserable. If it weren't for them I probably wouldn't go anywhere other than work in the darker evenings.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
12 weeks ago

Central

I'm really looking forward to it and, with less than a month to go, I'm happy

My snowdrops are very eager this winter, some are a couple of inches high already

🀦

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By *sWyldWoman
12 weeks ago

Edinburgh

I need warmer days and more light badly

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By *outhernC0mfortMan
12 weeks ago

Cumbria

Issue with this country is the humidity. Grey, damp, muddy and snowless winters with several hours of daylight makes for a miserable time.

If you've ever been somewhere like Switzerland the -5 and below dry cold with snow is far more preferable not to mention snow is insulating and reflects light

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By *hief ScoutMan
12 weeks ago

Wild Border Country of Herts & Middx !


"... December 22nd when the evenings start getting longer again.

It always gives me hope of (eventually) the longer, warmer days of Spring/summer.

I know we have the coldest time of year (January to March) to get through first but that'll soon pass."

I particularly look forward to late March when the clocks go forward and it's suddenly light at 8pm.

I think it starts to become noticeable around mid February when daylight edges back towards 6pm. Immediate post-Xmas (Jan/early Feb) can be bloody horrible.

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By *lynJ OP   Man
12 weeks ago

Morden


"... December 22nd when the evenings start getting longer again.

It always gives me hope of (eventually) the longer, warmer days of Spring/summer.

I know we have the coldest time of year (January to March) to get through first but that'll soon pass.

I particularly look forward to late March when the clocks go forward and it's suddenly light at 8pm.

I think it starts to become noticeable around mid February when daylight edges back towards 6pm. Immediate post-Xmas (Jan/early Feb) can be bloody horrible. "

Yeah, it's a slow change to start with. A few seconds per day.

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By *ittall2020Man
12 weeks ago

Norwich

Yes definitely, it makes such a difference. One thing I've never figured out is that the clocks change back about 7 weeks before the shortest day but don't change forward until about 13 weeks after it, to me it seems it ought to be the same. Can anyone explain?

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