“San Diego is so boring. I HATE it!”

[gn]

Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[Anonymous]

My wife and I moved to the SD area last year (for my work and to move her closer to family). Prior to that we lived in the SF area for 10 years and I lived there since 1980. Comparing the two areas, I would say that as far as diversity in culture, population, entertainment, environment and just overall experiences, yes, the SD area is “boring” compared to the SF area. However, we have reached the point in our lives where we are equally “boring,” so things are working out just fine for us here. Check back with your daughter on this in 25 years or so.

[Anonymous]

My wife and I moved to the SD area last year (for my work and to move her closer to family). Prior to that we lived in the SF area for 10 years and I lived there since 1980. Comparing the two areas, I would say that as far as diversity in culture, population, entertainment, environment and just overall experiences, yes, the SD area is “boring” compared to the SF area. However, we have reached the point in our lives where we are equally “boring,” so things are working out just fine for us here. Check back with your daughter on this in 25 years or so.

[Anonymous]

My wife and I moved to the SD area last year (for my work and to move her closer to family). Prior to that we lived in the SF area for 10 years and I lived there since 1980. Comparing the two areas, I would say that as far as diversity in culture, population, entertainment, environment and just overall experiences, yes, the SD area is “boring” compared to the SF area. However, we have reached the point in our lives where we are equally “boring,” so things are working out just fine for us here. Check back with your daughter on this in 25 years or so.

[Anonymous]

My wife and I moved to the SD area last year (for my work and to move her closer to family). Prior to that we lived in the SF area for 10 years and I lived there since 1980. Comparing the two areas, I would say that as far as diversity in culture, population, entertainment, environment and just overall experiences, yes, the SD area is “boring” compared to the SF area. However, we have reached the point in our lives where we are equally “boring,” so things are working out just fine for us here. Check back with your daughter on this in 25 years or so.

[Anonymous]

My wife and I moved to the SD area last year (for my work and to move her closer to family). Prior to that we lived in the SF area for 10 years and I lived there since 1980. Comparing the two areas, I would say that as far as diversity in culture, population, entertainment, environment and just overall experiences, yes, the SD area is “boring” compared to the SF area. However, we have reached the point in our lives where we are equally “boring,” so things are working out just fine for us here. Check back with your daughter on this in 25 years or so.

[jpinpb]

gn – SAD is Seasonal Affective Disorder. People in, say, Alaska in the winter or Seattle, or any place that doesn’t get a good amount of sunshine, some people suffer from depression. Does something to some people. You get tired, have no energy. Feel sleepy. It just depresses your system. Some people even get suicidal. People that live in Alaska sometimes wear these “light” hats or some weird thing similar to give them sunlight that they wouldn’t ordinarily get up there.

I think I may have suffered a mild case of it on the East Coast in the winter. Havn’t noticed it much since I’ve been in California, though sometimes even in the winter going many weeks w/out sunshine, I seem more bummed out and not my chipper self.

[jpinpb]

gn – SAD is Seasonal Affective Disorder. People in, say, Alaska in the winter or Seattle, or any place that doesn’t get a good amount of sunshine, some people suffer from depression. Does something to some people. You get tired, have no energy. Feel sleepy. It just depresses your system. Some people even get suicidal. People that live in Alaska sometimes wear these “light” hats or some weird thing similar to give them sunlight that they wouldn’t ordinarily get up there.

I think I may have suffered a mild case of it on the East Coast in the winter. Havn’t noticed it much since I’ve been in California, though sometimes even in the winter going many weeks w/out sunshine, I seem more bummed out and not my chipper self.

[jpinpb]

gn – SAD is Seasonal Affective Disorder. People in, say, Alaska in the winter or Seattle, or any place that doesn’t get a good amount of sunshine, some people suffer from depression. Does something to some people. You get tired, have no energy. Feel sleepy. It just depresses your system. Some people even get suicidal. People that live in Alaska sometimes wear these “light” hats or some weird thing similar to give them sunlight that they wouldn’t ordinarily get up there.

I think I may have suffered a mild case of it on the East Coast in the winter. Havn’t noticed it much since I’ve been in California, though sometimes even in the winter going many weeks w/out sunshine, I seem more bummed out and not my chipper self.

[jpinpb]

gn – SAD is Seasonal Affective Disorder. People in, say, Alaska in the winter or Seattle, or any place that doesn’t get a good amount of sunshine, some people suffer from depression. Does something to some people. You get tired, have no energy. Feel sleepy. It just depresses your system. Some people even get suicidal. People that live in Alaska sometimes wear these “light” hats or some weird thing similar to give them sunlight that they wouldn’t ordinarily get up there.

I think I may have suffered a mild case of it on the East Coast in the winter. Havn’t noticed it much since I’ve been in California, though sometimes even in the winter going many weeks w/out sunshine, I seem more bummed out and not my chipper self.

[jpinpb]

gn – SAD is Seasonal Affective Disorder. People in, say, Alaska in the winter or Seattle, or any place that doesn’t get a good amount of sunshine, some people suffer from depression. Does something to some people. You get tired, have no energy. Feel sleepy. It just depresses your system. Some people even get suicidal. People that live in Alaska sometimes wear these “light” hats or some weird thing similar to give them sunlight that they wouldn’t ordinarily get up there.

I think I may have suffered a mild case of it on the East Coast in the winter. Havn’t noticed it much since I’ve been in California, though sometimes even in the winter going many weeks w/out sunshine, I seem more bummed out and not my chipper self.

[DWCAP]

Hey Brutus,

How is Boston? I have some friends who have loved it, but have not been there in like 15 years myself. I am thinking of going back to grad school (maybe/maybe not) while I am still young. Boston is one of the only cities outa state I would consider going to. Any advice or insights to how Boston is?

[DWCAP]

Hey Brutus,

How is Boston? I have some friends who have loved it, but have not been there in like 15 years myself. I am thinking of going back to grad school (maybe/maybe not) while I am still young. Boston is one of the only cities outa state I would consider going to. Any advice or insights to how Boston is?

[DWCAP]

Hey Brutus,

How is Boston? I have some friends who have loved it, but have not been there in like 15 years myself. I am thinking of going back to grad school (maybe/maybe not) while I am still young. Boston is one of the only cities outa state I would consider going to. Any advice or insights to how Boston is?

[DWCAP]

Hey Brutus,

How is Boston? I have some friends who have loved it, but have not been there in like 15 years myself. I am thinking of going back to grad school (maybe/maybe not) while I am still young. Boston is one of the only cities outa state I would consider going to. Any advice or insights to how Boston is?

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