Sunlight

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This transitional time of year — with the yoyo-ing barometer wreaking havoc on my head — I console myself through the migraine pain with the fact that the light is, though erratic in its success, pushing back the darkness.

Bit by bit, the gloom fades.

Slowly, surely, the warmth comes.

And I am once again in springtime-love with the sunlight on my skin.

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for

Sinful Sunday

and with a *hat tip* to Tom, from I Have Loved You A Long Time, whose photography is always breathtaking and who does beautiful things with black lace and light

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14 thoughts on “Sunlight

  1. KDPierre

    I am a light-dependent person. Sure nighttime can be fun, but to function well, I need those long days and periods of seasonal brightness to push the demons back down into my deeper corners where they belong. My demons are part of who I am, and I’d probably not be me without them, but they have their place, and sunlight seems to keep them in it.

    On a more visceral point, I had to grin at the way my eye ignored the overall composition of the photo and bravely snuck beyond that dragon guardian, and straight to that cute, little, mini-umbrella of a navel. I am a sucker for belly-buttons, and that lazy “t” style is a favorite of mine.
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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      I live on a dreary region; it rains more than 300 days per year here, so by the time I finally get some long-ish sunny days (not warm, necessarily — just sunny) each spring, I’m practically drunk on the light. 🙂

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      1. KDPierre

        300 days of rain?! Hell, even Noah didn’t have it that bad. If I lived in such a place, I’m sure by day #30 they’d find me swinging from a soggy rope. I give you a lot of credit. I get moody NOW, I can’t even imagine such a lifestyle unless I combatted it with light therapy.

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        1. Mrs Fever Post author

          Welcome to the realities of living in the Pacific Northwest. The suicide rate is very high here, no joke. I’m sure depression has much to do with it.

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  2. nopantsendurance

    Lovely and I just had an adventure with too much sun even under a cloudy sky, though as someone who was stationed in Seattle, I understand well the boost sunlight can bring!

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      YES — it’s definitely a boost!

      I understand well the temptation to think that clouds will shield the rays. I’ve been burned under those conditions myself, and it is no fun!

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  3. Molly

    It is so cold and grey here at the moment. I dream of warm sunny days but so far they have been missing. Hopefully soon because like you that light inspires

    Molly

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      We are finally getting some sun but not yet the warmth. The days are getting longer though, so I hope the heat will make itself known soon. 🙂

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