Wednesday, 24 February 2010

Hibernation

I wonder if two to three months' hibernation per year means we (habitants in the north) get a longer life. Otherwise it's a very high price to live here. I mean we loose out on one sixth of the year when the standard of life digress to anti-social hiding activities. Hiding from cold weather, hiding from darkness, hiding from spontaneous socialising and hiding from anything requiring too much energy as our batteries ran flat sometime during the recovery process from New Year's Eve and there have been zero recharging possibilities since then.

It's tough. And it makes people cold.

So may be we should stop pretending 'we can do it' and take a yearly sabbatical just like the migratory birds.

I start with ten days in Thailand.

2 comments:

  1. We are feeling it here too! It has been the coldest winter for 30 years and it hasn't stopped raining for days. Everyone is feeling so down and lethargic.
    I wish I was coming with you, there have been lots of things going on which haven't been very pleasant.
    Our holiday seems so far away at the moment. I will just have to dream of blue skies and golden sunshine.

    Thank you for Cameron's Birthday present, and our cards. He will send you a note, shortly.

    Enjoy every minute of your Holiday!
    Safe journey.
    Love, Tracey.xx P.S could you bring back some sunshine with you and put some in an envelope and post it to Surrey.x

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  2. Sorry for not seeing your comment earlier. Now that I'm back I can just say that it was a fantastic week - sending you some stored sunshine virtually. Sorry to hear things are not great. Big hug.

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