Real Winter Has Begun - Friday!

Good morning, everyone! Or, actually, good afternoon! Sorry my throat is totally jacked up. I realized it yesterday, and I’m really feeling it this morning.

We’re in the thick of it now. This is real winter. December is cute and thinks it’s winter, but the real winter starts after Christmas. When all the lights are off. The nights are dreary and gloomy. The snow that’s been stuck on the road is all grey and muddy. There’s nothing good about this January-to-March run. It’s just depressing and gloomy. You’ve got to make the most of it.

Any time you get sun, you’ve got to get out there! Go skating or snowboarding or something because the afternoons just remind you of how wintery it is, how gloomy and dark this season is. People say this is when seasonal depression just hits its peak, and I believe it. The Christmas season is over, and January hits and all the lights are off. We should just keep the lights going all freaking year! Keep all the decorations and festive mood going ‘til at least March! I don’t know, it’s wild. But hey, we’ll make the best of it. Hope you guys have a great day. Peace!


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updated_at 31-07-2025
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