But rainy and snowy day sunlight is my favorite of daylight...Flap Jack452 said:I just keep the blinds open and let the sun light up my room. If its rainy or nighttime I just suffer.
Well then you are better off than I am, just always keep those blinds open. If you live in England then you should have enough rainy days to keep you happy. If she (your roommate)has a phobia of the sun you could always buy a head mounted flash light...Erana said:But rainy and snowy day sunlight is my favorite of daylight...Flap Jack452 said:I just keep the blinds open and let the sun light up my room. If its rainy or nighttime I just suffer.
Twilight not included.
FUCK YES!iain62a said:I love star/moonlight - you know that light there is sometimes at night. You can probably only see it if you live in a rural area. It's just so beautiful, sometimes I take walks late at night(around 1 in the morning, when theres nobody awake for miles around and I'm the only one there) in it. Northern lights are really nice too.
My dorm lights do the exact same thing and there was recently an "accident" involving the lights so now I have no lights except for my computer screen, desk lamp, and tv. Is there a penalty for breaking the lights?Erana said:My dorm room has these horrible flourescent lights that hum, have unnatural light, and drive me crazy. I feel like I'm going color blind half the time. I've tried multiple times to get the utility people to at least stop the humming, if they wouldn't take out the bulb. I can't be productive like this, let alone relax or sleep, but my roomate can't deal with desk lamps, for some reason. She needs them on to do her homework, and prefers them on in general...
Its the sacrifice I can make, though, because she's a damn fine roomate in every other way.
I like natural lighting, and warm, natural tones. I don't like flourescent tubes in the least. When looking at screens, I always have to have some other light source. What sort of lighting do you like?