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the rain has gone. After about 10 rainy cloudy sunless days in a row, my energy level had plummeted and my crankiness level was extra high. Today, FINALLY, the sun is shining. It is really beautiful here in Homer, especially when you can see the mountains and the ocean and a blue sky. Here is a photo of the view from our house, taken last summer, but still visually valid.
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I know how you feel about the sun. I don't know how people make it through the winter in Alaska. I think that my brain would stop functioning.
Although nothing compared to Alaska, New England winters never bothered me as a kid, but once I turned 19, seasonal affective disorder hit with a vengeance.
Posted by: Abby | Friday, August 05, 2005 at 10:39 PM