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vonSanta

No jumping and winter depression

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It's almost winter in Denmark. Which means constant grey low clouds, winds. Lowish temperatures and lots of rain, hail and slow. Sunset at 16.00 If we're really lucky we might get 4 jumps before March.

Now historically the lack of light and general greyness of the world (and the people within it, it seems) tend to drop me into winter depressions. I become lethargic, sleep a lot, lose any will or drive to do anything and am generally busy planning on how to destroy the world in such a way everyone can know I did it just prior to their awful deaths at my hand as I unleash a fiery death and....never mind.

I started jumping in June (I think) this year and was terrified of the whole deal for the first 30 or so jumps. At jump 50 or so I started to enjoy it. Am at jump 80 now and I cannot get enough, sort of like an odd addiction.

I'm also an unemployed IT professional, so I have a lot of spare time and no money. In the summer I could pack chutes and whatnot and earn jump tickets and the monotony of life was broken up by these wonderful freefall minutes. But now? Agh, egads, whine and complain - there is nothing!

It's WORSE this year than before, coz now I am *missing* something. Since this is my first winter as a skydiver I have no experiences to fall back on with regards to how to survive. So if there are any other grounded-for-the-winter jumpers out there - how about sharing your wealth of experiences on how to cope with a low-timer? Umm, that is meant to read "how to cope with winter", not "cope with a low-timer"

Now I have to go cry bitter tears and say "oh woe, what a cruel world" a lot. Laters. ;)

Santa Von GrossenArsch
I only come in one flavour
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