They call it HAPPY in Australia
Quick thoughts on this:
First: Is it just me, or are there others who incline toward dismissing this ailment as bogus because it has a cutsey acronym?
Second: I propose a contest to rename SAD!
I should probably avoid playing in my own contest, but isn't talking to yourself publicly the whole point of keeping a weblog? My entry: Winter Malaise Disorder. Because I want everyone to take it seriously.
If you notice that your mood, energy level and motivation take a nosedive each November only to return to normal in April, you may have Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), according to Loyola University Health System doctors.
First: Is it just me, or are there others who incline toward dismissing this ailment as bogus because it has a cutsey acronym?
Second: I propose a contest to rename SAD!
I should probably avoid playing in my own contest, but isn't talking to yourself publicly the whole point of keeping a weblog? My entry: Winter Malaise Disorder. Because I want everyone to take it seriously.
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WIIIAI is running a better contest on a better topic.
And I don't choose to take it seriously: Natural Urge To Sleep. (First entry; still thinking. I love contests!
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Speaking as a scientist, etc.