Winner takin its toll...

[oscarose]

Is it OK to mock her spelling when she's ill?

That's poor form old boy. She's under the pump.

[OwlHoot]

I feel bloody awful today. In fact, I've been feeling pretty rough for a few weeks now.

Tired, headachy, weak, bitter taste in my mouth. All very non-specific but I generally feel blooarghhh...

Anyone else? Reckon it's the time of year. I seem to get it worse every year.

Perhaps I'll invest in one of those lightoxes. Better still, 2 weeks in the Caymans....sigh...

Are you a vegetarian by any chance?

[DirtyDog]

Are you a vegetarian non-existent by any chance?

FTFY

[Gittins Gal]

Are you a vegetarian by any chance?

No. I just get run down at this time of year. Even more miserable this year with all this foul rain.

And as I look out of my office window on this gloomy Monday lunchtime, the black clouds, which are scudding a matter of just a few feet clear of the rooftops of Southampton, just seem to add to my perceived sense of oppression. It's almost claustrophobic.

Oh to see the sun again!

[d000hg]

The missus has a daylight lamp thing, really really bright, I guess one of those lightboxes you refer to. Supposed real medical benefits of exposure to "outside-strength" light.

She also has a dawn lamp which is a regular bulb that simulates walking up gradually as the sun shines into the room.

Make sure you go outside even when it's grey though, one of the worst things is when your commute means you are never outside during daylight hours.

[doodab]

You could also try taking vitamin D.

[greenlake]

No. I just get run down at this time of year. Even more miserable this year with all this foul rain.

And as I look out of my office window on this gloomy Monday lunchtime, the black clouds, which are scudding a matter of just a few feet clear of the rooftops of Southampton, just seem to add to my perceived sense of oppression. It's almost claustrophobic.

Oh to see the sun again!

Sounds like a case of seasonal affective disorder.

[Gittins Gal]

Sounds like a case of seasonal affective disorder.

From Wikipedia:

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), also known as winter depression, winter blues, summer depression, summer blues, or seasonal depression, was considered a mood disorder in which people who have normal mental health throughout most of the year experience depressive symptoms in the winter or summer.

Nah, that's me out!

[oscarose]

From Wikipedia:



Nah, that's me out!

Rules most of us out!!

[TykeMerc]

Do I take it the "winner" that is in the title is an extension of the affected typing style which produced "inneresting"? If so please, please FOAD.

Another sockpuppet which is about as believable as Danny La Rue.