Beating the Winter Blahs

from Balancing Chaos · host Kelley & Gretchen

Winter in Maine means snow, cold, and worst of all, DARK. Why do we trick ourselves into getting excited for the seasons, and how do we beat the winter blahs? (Also, editor/husband Dave would like to clarify that he DID come with us to Sugarloaf once last year, and it hasn't been three.) Like us on Facebook, email us at [email protected], and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher! Mentioned on the podcast City of Bangor Thrillist: Definitive Ranking of States New Maine News Writer for Maine Magazine Rescued After Accidentally Venturing 20 Miles Inland Bangor Y Bangor School Department Bangor Police Department Facebook Easy: Season 2, Episode 1 Waterfront Concerts Bangor Rock City Vitamin D Choosing a Light Box Our Favorite Things Kelley: Spiralizer 5 blade Vegetable Slicer Gretchen: iPhone 8+ Kelley hates the cold & Gretchen is double-poppin' (and they are BOTH wearing their LLBean Shirt-Jacs, because it's January in Maine.)

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