Dear Suze, My mother was a smart and witty woman. When she died at 95, she still had all her faculties although her body had worn out. She never liked gloomy days and called them “slit your throat weather.” We all laughed and understood the feeling. What a weird memory, huh?
Dear Daughter, Memories warm the cockles of our heart and keep loved ones alive, outlasting their physical presence. Gloomy days trigger your brain's complex memory systems. Her funky, funny complaint allows you to daydream of other fond events that release endorphins, activating the brain's reward system. Thus, your mood and sense of well-being naturally improves, always a good thing. -SQ
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