Get through? Winter is something I look forward to. Snuggling under a warm blanket with a pet or loved one. Hearty soups for every meal. Days are shorter and life slows down.

I tend to use the traditional British methods of sighing, whingeing and moaning.

Moaning about the weather can be done communally at bus stops, to increase comradeship.

Read, play video games, watch movies and anime. Oh, and post on forums.

Actually, thinking about it, there's one thing that's sort of the backgound to all of those things, and could be said to actually be my main activity in the winter, and that's providing a lap for my cat. The rest of those are things that I also do.

I'm an avid indoorsman. One of my best friends is too, fortunately. I almost never get cabin fever (though it does happen).

Winters for me feels like home turf. My favorite activity is tabletop gaming with friends. When I can't do that, I love reading books and watching videos. Occasionally I'll play Steam games, but I spent enough of my youth on that, so it's way down the list of choices.

I also like to try out new recipes. I'm a better cook than baker, but I do some of both. And I really enjoy playing with our two dogs. They teach the stupid human how to be in the moment.

I'm a boring but happy guy when left in peace.

I go outside. Learning to dress warmly is a skill. Makes me feel less stuck.

Lamps and light everywhere. A stupid amount of light. More than you are thinking.

D vitamins and gaming. Having a kid helps get you up in the morning

Take vitamin D like it was candy

For the most part I keep doing the same things while enjoying it less. Obviously I go outside less but I still do. I gear up, hop onto my bike and ride into the pitch black forrest only to realise this kind of sucks and then I just do a short trip and come back home. Then I forget that it wasn't that fun and do the same thing again tomorrow.

As an Australian living in Canada I find winters difficult after a few weeks. So I usually plan a trip south in February. I’m trying to get better about winter sports like cross country skiing. I have a 3yo now which helps, I can learn about winter fun and games through her

Ski pretty much every weekend, vibe, chill.

Drink 😁

Hibernate.

Winter? I don't think we get that anymore. We haven't even had snow this season yet.

Whiskey + black metal

I just dress warmly, often even when inside. It's the biggest factor in weathering out the Winter, you just have to know how to do it. Currently laying in bed in an opened green hoodie over a pink plaid shirt and jeans and a warm temple garment bra/panties. It's normal around here to just accept having on three layers.

Visit a garden centre that has a greenhouse. I picked up a little cactus!

Get a sun lamp, mine helped me immensely! I sit in front of it every morning as I’m getting ready (before the sun is up) and it wakes me up and improves my mood.

Also: Light therapy thing. Relatively cheap and easy, helps a lot with the moodiness of winter.

I look forward to winter and I've joked that if I were a Pokemon, me being an ice type would be fitting. If it's especially cold I'll just wear thicker winterwear than usual or stay indoors. If I still feel cold, then it's a great excuse to cook up some hot soups and make some hot chocolate!

I moved to Florida. It’s usually warm and sunny.

Down side: I live in Florida.

I’m thankful there are a lot of community events in the smallish towns in my area that help stave off the winter stir craziness. I think I’ve only seen the sun 4 times in the last 3 months but those few days were glorious. I can still get some hiking done on days where it’s not miserably windy. The thing that kills me the most are how short the days are.

• put on 2 of my cheapest pants (both free from the street)
• put on 7 of my cheapest shirts, jackets and hoodies, (mostly free).
• visit the local grocery store,
• buy a liter of vodka and a liter of orange juice (of course cheapest)
• check out for 7€,
• sit in the tram and be obnoxious until everyone looks at us and or tells us to leave. -leave, pee in the freezing cold, run around doing stupid shit.
• go home, smoke weed, fall asleep.
• wake up and DIE from SICKNESS
• have fever for 5 days
• repeat.

Staying indoors as much as physically possible while going about my time as normal. Got chores or work to do? Business as usual. No work? Just trying to keep busy either on my phone or one of my many electronics (business as usual). Have to walk the dogs? I better make it quick because the cold is not for me.

If anything, I'm just glad I'm not experiencing a winter like last year where there were subzero temperatures and wind making it even worse. Because that kept me wanting to spend zero time outside in any situation. At least this winter I can feel decent about going outside, especially since there's no snow and ice everywhere.

1. Western Oregon. My grandfather moved my family here to avoid the snow. Water should be wet.
2. I think I might have reverse SAD because when it's hot and sunny I'm a lump and when it's wet and the days I short I'm a hyper-focused motivation machine.

Stay inside. That's all. The only thing that changes is not as much walking but where I live nothing is walkable so nothing changes much anyways.

Pick up a winter hobby. I look forward to winter now that I started steelhead fishing (it's a cold weather thing). Buy cross country skis or snowshoes and it'll never snow enough.

I'm traveling in the south right now. That's one way.

XC skate skiing when there's snow, running with spiked shoes when there's not. Dark when going to/from work usually, so getting out in the weekends is important. Walk/run in the middle of the workday is great, but something that I don't do nearly enough.

D vitamins. I also have a daylight lamp at work, but haven't started using it yet.

This winter has been unusually warm for me, apparently it's part climate change and part normal stuff.

The darkness still poses a challenge, and I struggle with going outside, so I've tried to make my room as nice as possible, because that's where I spend most of my time. So if you're spending a lot of time at home, try to spruce the space up a little. Make your bed comfier, clean up a little, maybe decorate a bit if possible.

Find something nice to do inside, like a show to watch or a book to read, a game, or a craft. Or if you're more outdoorsy, I guess you could find a winter activity (sledding or skiing when there's enough snow, fishing if that's your thing and you have a place to fish) or maybe just learn to see beaty in nature even when it's grey and wet and cold.

Ihave begun to accept that I simply will never be as 'productive' in winter as I am in summer. One option can be sleeping more, I feel that that's helped me make it mentally.

Find a parking lot and "drift" my FWD car babyyy