Weather Depression is a real thing. It's the inexplicable sadness that happens when the sun stays away because of extended periods of rain or snow or because winter doesn't seem to know when enough is enough. Weather Depression is actually called Seasonal Affective Disorder, aka SAD. Which is fancy way of saying "I wish I had a Harry Potter wand that could instantly make the sun appear".
Some call it the 'Sunday Scaries,' it's also called the 'Sunday Night Blues,' whatever you call it, it's super uncomfortable.
Do you feel anxious or a 'feeling of dread' on Sunday night? You're not alone. Most of CNY feels the same way...
Not only does our cell phone have all our contacts, know all our account numbers and passwords, know where we've been and where we're going, know about our love life, spell for us, but now it knows if we're depressed.
There's an old saying, "It gets later earlier this time of year". As we've noticed in the past week or so in central New York, nightfall comes a lot earlier now that we've gone back on Standard Time, and that can cause some people to feel down.
Many of you have probably never even heard of Matt Walsh before this week, and maybe you harbor some strong ill will towards him because of his recent blogs on depression and suicide as a choice.