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Oh no. This is so rare. Luckily you don't have a severe case. But you live in a pretty sunny country. London and Vancouver are preferred cities for people with sunlight allergy.
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Oh no. This is so rare. Luckily you don't have a severe case. But you live in a pretty sunny country. London and Vancouver are preferred cities for people with sunlight allergy.
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vancouver : from june to september.... pretty sunny.... yes.. it does rain from october to february but it's a very sunny summer there
spring is also beautiful 
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vancouver : from june to september.... pretty sunny.... yes.. it does rain from october to february but it's a very sunny summer there
Yeah one tends to rust rather than tan in Vancouver.
I know Vancouver is supposed to have pretty nice weather though not as sunny and dry as Victoria but I read of a family with sun allergy settling down there safely. Maybe they stay indoors during summer daytime.
Montreal, OTOH, does not have Spring. It goes from winter to summer in about a week.
On the whole, hours of sunlight per year is quite limited in northern latitude like Canada. We have the highest rate of MS due to vitamin D deficiency what with all that head to toe cover up much of the year. And no Survivor location because of the extremely short bikini season.
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Yeah one tends to rust rather than tan in Vancouver.
I know Vancouver is supposed to have pretty nice weather though not as sunny and dry as Victoria but I read of a family with sun allergy settling down there safely. Maybe they stay indoors during summer daytime.
Montreal, OTOH, does not have Spring. It goes from winter to summer in about a week.
On the whole, hours of sunlight per year is quite limited in northern latitude like Canada. We have the highest rate of MS due to vitamin D deficiency what with all that head to toe cover up much of the year. And no Survivor location because of the extremely short bikini season.
for having lived in both cities : vancouver has the better weather
the summer is dry and sunny... 25 degrees all way through... no summer storms... it's quite nice.. victoria is just a bit dryer but not that much... yeah... well... my favourite season is spring... so yeah... it's not happening here in montreal and i checked the weather forecast... not happening again this year.. we will suddenly be in the summer in a few weeks but do not change your winter tires until then
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Yes, but with my medicine I can have a normal life. I go to the beach from September to April, our country has some beaches that are really mesmerizing, and just at 10 minutes from home.
I went to London in June 2013, and it was really "dark for me", but I did'nt have to take my medicine with me, so it was great
I almost went to Seattle and Vancouver, but finally my school rejected my application to an exchange program :sad21:
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random confessions of the day are:
- I'm taking that Friday off just to watch SD in full, I know I'm bad...
- I'm already tired of most of pre-Worlds discussions, even if an actual even starts tomorrow...the amount of personally inflicted critic, even plain hate (with no arguments justified, just childish 'he's/she's/they're worse because he beat my favourite') is stunning; it seems like you can bash skaters for evrything these days, especially about things like confidence, sharp execution, pushing tech boundaries, having winning strike. It's making me sad and sad more...
- I'm taking that Friday off just to watch SD in full, I know I'm bad...
- I'm already tired of most of pre-Worlds discussions, even if an actual even starts tomorrow...the amount of personally inflicted critic, even plain hate (with no arguments justified, just childish 'he's/she's/they're worse because he beat my favourite') is stunning; it seems like you can bash skaters for evrything these days, especially about things like confidence, sharp execution, pushing tech boundaries, having winning strike. It's making me sad and sad more...
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random confessions of the day are:
- I'm taking that Friday off just to watch SD in full, I know I'm bad...
- I'm already tired of most of pre-Worlds discussions, even if an actual even starts tomorrow...the amount of personally inflicted critic, even plain hate (with no arguments justified, just childish 'he's/she's/they're worse because he beat my favourite') is stunning; it seems like you can bash skaters for evrything these days, especially about things like confidence, sharp execution, pushing tech boundaries, having winning strike. It's making me sad and sad more...
I confess I don't read those posts. I value my bliss.
The real competition, any drama, and real results will be played out on real ice soon. All those pre event debates and bashing don't matter a bit. Choose who you like and support them, and let others do the same. Mind toxins only hurt the originator and those who let them into their minds.
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I confess I don't read those posts. I value my bliss.
yeah...but what baffles me the most in all that jazz is how can someone post hate/unjustified critic comments and label them as a support of their favourites? I mean, how much is enough? Bet some skaters would be not proud of that kind of support...
and cherishing all good things in skating, great qualities of all skaters in a bliss indeed
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I confess I don't read those posts. I value my bliss.
I confess that when the silly drama and debates go on for days after an event ends, I'm tempted to just pop in a post a link to the "beating a dead horse" gif, and run.
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I confess I usually only read the early pages of those marathon debates and fights. Most of the time I don't even follow up after I post.
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I'll check in occasionally to see if anyone has a factual question that I can answer, but otherwise I just don't even bother. This Worlds, I'll be retreating to my "2018 Worlds/Olympic Spots" thread.
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Hmm...gotta admit....disappearing threads makes me wonder what I missed
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very important thread... go canada
I must confess that nationalism is over my head. I've never once rooted for any athlete in any sport based on their nationality. I disappoint so many freinds come every Olympic Games.
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Hmm...gotta admit....disappearing threads makes me wonder what I missed
I confess I check locked thread out of curiosity, usually just the last page to see what kind of over heated or even ugly debates went on there.
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I must confess that nationalism is over my head. I've never once rooted for any athlete in any sport based on their nationality. I disappoint so many freinds come every Olympic Games.
oh... i am a very mild nationalistic fan.... but since everyone is so loud here... we canadians are making sure we are heard
and it's rare that we have contenders in all 4 disciplines... very rare...
