HEY GAYLE

7:30 - 6:06

% wrote:

> 7:30 - 6:06

6:55 - 6:06

6:06 comes early, eh? 13(C) here and
very sunny.

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> % wrote:
>
> > 7:30 - 6:06
>
> 6:55 - 6:06
>
> 6:06 comes early, eh? 13(C) here and
> very sunny.


clear mild and something like 4 or 5 here ,
i noticed how quick 6 comes at the doctors ,
when i went in it was light , when i came out it was dark

% wrote:

>>6:06 comes early, eh? 13(C) here and
>>very sunny.

> clear mild and something like 4 or 5 here ,
> i noticed how quick 6 comes at the doctors ,
> when i went in it was light , when i came out it was dark

I went for a walk the other evening and
was really shocked when it got dark.
I've lived through enough autumns and ya
think I'd remember by now.

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> % wrote:
>
> >>6:06 comes early, eh? 13(C) here and
> >>very sunny.
>
> > clear mild and something like 4 or 5 here ,
> > i noticed how quick 6 comes at the doctors ,
> > when i went in it was light , when i came out it was dark
>
> I went for a walk the other evening and
> was really shocked when it got dark.
> I've lived through enough autumns and ya
> think I'd remember by now.


i've been reading up on some vitamins ,
that are suppose to help with SAD ,
but i don't know ,
i'm not even sure if i have it ,
i know i don't like the short days ,
but i don't think its to the point where ,
i'd say its disabling my activities ,
i guess the proof would be in the pudding ,
i'll keep reading

% wrote:

> i've been reading up on some vitamins ,
> that are suppose to help with SAD ,
> but i don't know ,
> i'm not even sure if i have it ,
> i know i don't like the short days ,
> but i don't think its to the point where ,
> i'd say its disabling my activities ,
> i guess the proof would be in the pudding ,
> i'll keep reading

A friend gave me a SAD light. I'm using
it but I don't know if I even have SAD.
I'll let ya know in Feb. if it made a
difference. In general, I like the
coziness of the darker months. Not that
the nights are as long here as they are
there. According to the times we posted,
I think there's 30 minutes more daylight
here. Now. Yer probably still losing
about 4 minutes a day and it's 2 here.

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> % wrote:
>
> > i've been reading up on some vitamins ,
> > that are suppose to help with SAD ,
> > but i don't know ,
> > i'm not even sure if i have it ,
> > i know i don't like the short days ,
> > but i don't think its to the point where ,
> > i'd say its disabling my activities ,
> > i guess the proof would be in the pudding ,
> > i'll keep reading
>
> A friend gave me a SAD light. I'm using
> it but I don't know if I even have SAD.
> I'll let ya know in Feb. if it made a
> difference. In general, I like the
> coziness of the darker months. Not that
> the nights are as long here as they are
> there. According to the times we posted,
> I think there's 30 minutes more daylight
> here. Now. Yer probably still losing
> about 4 minutes a day and it's 2 here.
>


someone told me to eat more fish

"%" <persent@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
> news:A8-dnfc0A_hLf7LYnZ2dnUVZ_vadnZ2d@rcn.net...
>> % wrote:
>>
>> > i've been reading up on some vitamins ,
>> > that are suppose to help with SAD ,
>> > but i don't know ,
>> > i'm not even sure if i have it ,
>> > i know i don't like the short days ,
>> > but i don't think its to the point where ,
>> > i'd say its disabling my activities ,
>> > i guess the proof would be in the pudding ,
>> > i'll keep reading
>>
>> A friend gave me a SAD light. I'm using
>> it but I don't know if I even have SAD.
>> I'll let ya know in Feb. if it made a
>> difference. In general, I like the
>> coziness of the darker months. Not that
>> the nights are as long here as they are
>> there. According to the times we posted,
>> I think there's 30 minutes more daylight
>> here. Now. Yer probably still losing
>> about 4 minutes a day and it's 2 here.
>>
>
>
> someone told me to eat more fish
>
>
yeah thats true, %
you can also get that oil in caps to supplement with
I was also told to take zinc

% wrote:
> 7:30 - 6:06

7:44 -6:22

And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44

"BoredToTears" <beejayceee1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> % wrote:
> > 7:30 - 6:06
>
> 7:44 -6:22
>
> And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44


by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
>

% wrote:

>>>7:30 - 6:06
>>
>>7:44 -6:22
>>
>>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
>
>
>
> by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00

Compared to youze guys, I'm living at
the equator. 12/21 will be more
7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that
daylight savings time thing the last
weekend in Oct that skews the dark times
a bit later, though.

Gayle wrote:
> % wrote:
>
> >>>7:30 - 6:06
> >>
> >>7:44 -6:22
> >>
> >>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
> >
> >
> >
> > by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
>
> Compared to youze guys, I'm living at
> the equator. 12/21 will be more
> 7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that
> daylight savings time thing the last
> weekend in Oct that skews the dark times
> a bit later, though.

Us too, which I forgot to take into account. We go back to GMT at 2am
on Sunday the 29th of October.

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> % wrote:
>
> >>>7:30 - 6:06
> >>
> >>7:44 -6:22
> >>
> >>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
> >
> >
> >
> > by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
>
> Compared to youze guys, I'm living at
> the equator. 12/21 will be more
> 7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that
> daylight savings time thing the last
> weekend in Oct that skews the dark times
> a bit later, though.
>


i still like my home swapping idea ,
we should all move around every six months ,
like i go to where Jane is from october until april ,
and she comes here then in may we switch back

"BoredToTears" <beejayceee1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> Gayle wrote:
> > % wrote:
> >
> > >>>7:30 - 6:06
> > >>
> > >>7:44 -6:22
> > >>
> > >>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
> >
> > Compared to youze guys, I'm living at
> > the equator. 12/21 will be more
> > 7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that
> > daylight savings time thing the last
> > weekend in Oct that skews the dark times
> > a bit later, though.
>
> Us too, which I forgot to take into account. We go back to GMT at 2am
> on Sunday the 29th of October.
>


haw haw on you guys i just stay the same

In message <aP-dnQdIkpm6vq3YnZ2dnUVZ_oGdnZ2d@rcn.net>, Gayle
<gayleco@rcn.com> writes
>% wrote:
>
>>>>7:30 - 6:06
>>>
>>>7:44 -6:22
>>>
>>>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
>> by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
>
>Compared to youze guys, I'm living at the equator. 12/21 will be more
>7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that daylight savings time thing the last
>weekend in Oct that skews the dark times a bit later, though.
>
It doesn't skew it, it puts it back at its real place, with noon at
twelve mid-day.

--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?

"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> In message <aP-dnQdIkpm6vq3YnZ2dnUVZ_oGdnZ2d@rcn.net>, Gayle
> <gayleco@rcn.com> writes
> >% wrote:
> >
> >>>>7:30 - 6:06
> >>>
> >>>7:44 -6:22
> >>>
> >>>And by the 21st of December it'll be 8:46-3:44
> >> by then mine will be something like 10:00 and 3:00
> >
> >Compared to youze guys, I'm living at the equator. 12/21 will be more
> >7-4:30ish. I think. We've got that daylight savings time thing the last
> >weekend in Oct that skews the dark times a bit later, though.
> >
> It doesn't skew it, it puts it back at its real place, with noon at
> twelve mid-day.
>
> --
> The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
> just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?


just skimming for other posters ?

Alan Harding wrote:

> It doesn't skew it, it puts it back at its real place, with noon at
> twelve mid-day.

Yeah, but I'll still feel skewed for a
few days once it gets unskewed.

In message <buGdnWwnCOy57azYnZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@rcn.net>, Gayle
<gayleco@rcn.com> writes
>Alan Harding wrote:
>
>> It doesn't skew it, it puts it back at its real place, with noon at
>>twelve mid-day.
>
>Yeah, but I'll still feel skewed for a few days once it gets unskewed.

It screws me up for weeks.

--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?

"Alan Harding" <Alan@harding.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> In message <buGdnWwnCOy57azYnZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@rcn.net>, Gayle
> <gayleco@rcn.com> writes
> >Alan Harding wrote:
> >
> >> It doesn't skew it, it puts it back at its real place, with noon at
> >>twelve mid-day.
> >
> >Yeah, but I'll still feel skewed for a few days once it gets unskewed.
>
> It screws me up for weeks.
>
> --
> The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
> just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?


just skimming my posts for posters