It is 16 celsius degrees in the Sun in Eastern Finland, in Northern Europe, here is a view from my balcony, very little snow left.
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Can you feel it, now that spring has come?
That it’s time to live in the scattered sun.
23 degrees celsius 80%humidity and 8.50pm. very overcast.
It is slowly cooling down here. But was a cyclone about 900km away from us this week. So explains it mostly. Extremely mentally draining weather though atm.
Yes, I can feel it, then there are much more people walking around in the sunshine.
My depression does not like sunlight. I’m moonchild. 
I would think that the sunlight can help you with your depression. I also have to avoid becoming a spring crazy that can happened when the Sun starts shining more.
Never heard of this phenomenon before - but today I got a little bit giddy when talking to someone. Out of character for me. Maybe it’s the increased sunlight.
Had always thought it was reproduction thing. As the saying goes…In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. Noticed it once on one my ex’s which was on the first day of spring. She was singing and carrying on mostly love songs.
Make sense though that it might be a light thing with some. As many swear by personal UV lights to help with SAD (Seasonal affective disorder) in winter.
I am out lately pruning bushes here in Chestertown MD. Daffodils are out. Saw two orange crocuses this afternoon in my yard. Windy lately. Warming up. Temps in the 50s and 60s. Cars and trucks rounding my corner are driving me nuts.
Indeed…some may recall I posted a pic of this area covered with snow about 2 - 3 weeks ago…
50s - 70s F here… little buds on trees, Spring peeper frogs in ponds making noise…
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mine waited till the Equinox (March 20th) to go full bloom, along with the first Hyacinth…this is one of the latest years for hyacinths…I have had them bloom in February before and usually early March …
Equinox also came with a beautiful sunset…
