@kel That's the one thing I can't afford to give it.

And also money.🤔

@PurpleDragon pretty sure I've never even seen a cactus in person before.

I've heard you've got some of the best spicy food down there, and that's my jam.

@Tail Cactus aren't much fun "in person" best to stay the 6 feet away lol
But YES, we have some of the best spicy food places

@floryloughead Grass is always greener eh? It's not so much the snow here as it is the isolation. Alaska is basically an island, I can't just go for a drive and be somewhere sunny.

@Tail Driving to Anchorage, Homer, or Seward once the snow/ice hits is not something I ever did. The Kenai is isolating still, I always had stuff to do and that is why I miss Alaska. Even when we lived in Ketchikan, I always had stuff to do and never wanted nor needed to go anywhere. Maybe that is why I hate Florida so much, there is nothing to do, and everything is miles away.
Funny story: in 17 years in Alaska/PNW I never needed a SADD lamp. Moved to Florida and have to use one every winter.

@floryloughead I'm halfway between Kenai and Soldotna in a dead zone, ISPs don't even provide internet service here. I have friends in FL though, hence the willingness to trade. If I had money to afford to do outside stuff like 4-wheeling or snowmachining or if I had a knack for fishing it would be different

Strange about the lamp though, that seems backwards. I know they installed them in lots of the streetlights around bus stops and on the busses themselves. I figured it was a Vitamin D issue

@Tail never did the snow machine/ski/4-wheeling/fishing thing. Somehow, always busy.

I don’t know a soul in the whole state of Florida. Guess we’ll trudge through regardless.