It's hard for me to say really how the summers usually are, I've literally been out at field camp for the previous 3 summers in a totally different location. It was at the mouth of the Yukon river, where I said we usually got a week's worth of summer. It was overcast, cold, and rainy most of the time otherwise, very few sunny days. :P The first summer here is the only one I've spent at home besides this one! I seem to remember it was pretty nice, but I was stuck inside for much of it because I'd sprained my ankle badly at the beginning of it. xP This summer was pretty nice from like May I think to July-ish. August was mostly overcast rain. xP It never got terribly warm though, there were a few warm days but most of them were only in the high 70s I think. I know there's a lot of trouble with depression in Alaska because in the winter there's like no sun (so not getting any in the summer either has made living here less than ideal). Apparently the summers are usually nicer though, and the days when the sun is out forever are pretty awesome.
My problems with depression have certainly been the worst since moving here, but the things that have happened since are the main reasons for my PTSD, so it's hard to say exactly what is at fault for my feelings. n_n'
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Date: 2013-09-29 05:42 am (UTC)From:This summer was pretty nice from like May I think to July-ish. August was mostly overcast rain. xP It never got terribly warm though, there were a few warm days but most of them were only in the high 70s I think.
I know there's a lot of trouble with depression in Alaska because in the winter there's like no sun (so not getting any in the summer either has made living here less than ideal). Apparently the summers are usually nicer though, and the days when the sun is out forever are pretty awesome.
My problems with depression have certainly been the worst since moving here, but the things that have happened since are the main reasons for my PTSD, so it's hard to say exactly what is at fault for my feelings. n_n'