Howard:

You do such a great job of describing the weather we have in central lower
Michigan too.

I never thought there was such a thing as Seasonal Affective Disorder, or
whatever they want to call it,  but I become more and more of a believer in
it every year I live here and endure another winter.

And, the thing is we don't have it as bad as they do in Michigan's upper
peninsula or some of the northern plains states.

Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

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Exercise is a good idea, but for most of us it doesn't solve the sleep
disturbance.  It can't hurt and helps with many other things.
Unfortunately here, I am getting far to much of my exercise by shoveling
snow.  Nobody else here to do it, so its good old number one.
The only time it isn't around zero here, is when it warms up to snow. 
Sometimes it doesn't even bother to warm up, it just snows.


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