Just thinking that today having realised that, what with work and decorating etc I hardly go outside these days. I know my body's been craving a bit of sun for ages and I'm sure that's why all of my joints are hurting so much. When we had a spell of decent weather a few weeks ago [think it lasted for all of three days] I felt so much better. Where in Cornwall did you go, Grannylin?
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Consider yourself a fully paid up member jeni 
gracesmum you have hit the nail on the head there,oh how nice it would be to get up to some and not to feel a chill in the air I don't want it to be scorching hot just a few weeks of nice sunny weather would do me fine and I'm sure would lift everyones spirits
Some of us admit to feeling not a little down in the dumps/fed up/emotional/p****d off at the moment and I wonder if it is to do with the fact that we are not getting our and vitamin D? We might expect to feel a bit like this in February after a long dreary winter, but mid-July? I don't have to worry about entertaining young children, my holiday was not ruined and I have gven up on the garden, so why do I find it so enervating to wake up yet again to raindrops on the window? To get soaked when Grace has her bedtime walkie? To want the heating on?
Oh for just a day or two of to make us all smile again
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