I think for someone moving to the north it might be tough to adjust at first, but it's not that it's unbearable with the dark, it's only the fact that you're still expected to work as hard as normally, though what you'd need to do is take it easier. I think people would be happier if they just accepted their need for a slow-down during winter. And that'd probably apply to all seasons ;) Drinking warm things, being outside when there's actually light and not sit indoors all the time. This is my opinion! :P
And yay! ^_^ Thank you for the input on my meager italian! I think I understand all the corrections, too. Only thing is that it feels strange to not put in random "di" and "a" words everywhere as they do in French. I need to work more on the little words, or "question" words, like "quale" and "quello" and "che". Right now they're all mixed up in my head :D
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I think for someone moving to the north it might be tough to adjust at first, but it's not that it's unbearable with the dark, it's only the fact that you're still expected to work as hard as normally, though what you'd need to do is take it easier. I think people would be happier if they just accepted their need for a slow-down during winter. And that'd probably apply to all seasons ;) Drinking warm things, being outside when there's actually light and not sit indoors all the time. This is my opinion! :P
And yay! ^_^ Thank you for the input on my meager italian! I think I understand all the corrections, too. Only thing is that it feels strange to not put in random "di" and "a" words everywhere as they do in French. I need to work more on the little words, or "question" words, like "quale" and "quello" and "che". Right now they're all mixed up in my head :D
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YES.
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