Are women happier in the summer? ( Archived) (36)

Always but I don’t care to check them back. Such is life.

Yes to all your questions.

I'm from New Jersey where winter used to be a couple feet of snow, blizzards, power outages and shoveling the driveway before I walked to school so my father to get to work

And I really did walk to school in deep snow. No school buses. No getting a ride to school. Put your boots on and huff it out and do the same thing when you go back home.

Christmas was a white Christmas. My father put colored lights all over the house, Santa in the front yard, Rudolph on the roof. And it was always freezing cold when he was on a ladder running lights up and down the chimney which went from the roof to the ground. That's what I was raised in.

I watch a show on tv called Highway Thru Hell that takes place in Canada. It is about tow trucks and rotators getting 18 wheelers out of wrecks in deep snow. Did I tell you that I love snow

Of course, women are happier in the summer!... I certify it!...
It's always summer, in my country!...

I am happy all year.

I could be happier if a man were in the life.

I'm just loving the Summer months back in the Uk but I don't sit in the sun anymore. Having suffered from skin cancer twice, even with coating myself with sun cream. People think that putting sun cream on will protect them all day long. It just doesn't work that way. Some people brag about getting sun burnt, their skin looks like lobsters, they peel. When you get sun burnt and go red, it's like putting a hot iron on your skin. it's a burn. I never went red or got sunburn when I lived in Spain. I always had sun protection on and sat in the shade but I still got skin cancer People don't realise just how strong the sun is.

This comment is not directed at you Coldheaven. Just trying to make people aware of how strong the sun can be

Putting sunscreen on your body does protect you from UVA rays but it also is a barrier to keep your body from absorbing Vitamin D from the sun. I know this from my own experience. I'm never in the sun longer than the time it takes to walk to my car. A recent blood test showed that I was very low on Vitamin D and had to get a prescription for it.

"Vitamin D is a nutrient your body needs for building and maintaining healthy bones. That's because your body can only absorb calcium, the primary component of bone, when vitamin D is present. Vitamin D also regulates many other cellular functions in your body. Its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and neuroprotective properties support immune health, muscle function and brain cell activity."


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I agree with you SA . Some people that suffer from psoriasis undergo treatment which involves UVB. I'm not up to date on these things. I'd just rather stay out of the sun to be honest. I just don't want to have the cancer cut out of my body again, leaving scars which I could have avoided if I'd have know better. We all live and learn I guess