@RolloTreadway The extreme gloominess when I opened the curtains at 8am this morning is what prompted this particular post, plus knowing that's we're all pretty deficient in Vitamin D. I started taking supplements once I started working from home, as I'm not walking to and from the office every day.
Dear fellow inhabitants of the islands of Britain and Ireland,
I have absolutely no scientific data to back this up, but given how dreary this summer has been, it might be worth thinking about taking Vitamin D supplements before autumn / winter hits. We tend to be low on Vitamin D at the best of times, and the lack of sunshine in many places this summer means that we're probably not in one of the better times.
Love,
Me, who is not a doctor nor do I play one on the internets x
@bps_artish I used to have to try and make text written by civil servants into something vaguely suitable for going on websites. Bloody hard work at times.
It's six months exactly since I first signed up properly to Mastodon (well, I had set up an account on one of the big instances earlier and then noped out almost immediately), and I have to say it's been the most fun I've had on the internet for a really long time. I've semi-drifted away from most other places, but I really like it here, and I hope it continues.
Thank you all for being your interesting, silly, thoughtful, entertaining, wonderful selves and making this place what it is.
Take the music of two very different islands and stick 'em together and you get this amazing piece that never lasts long enough for me. https://youtu.be/YswHbqP3ub0
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