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I don't know if it's because I live in an area with little climate change or not, but I've yet to feel any seasonal impact on my vampirism. I have problems with the insanity which is the Xmas zoo, but that's a people thing, and I'm not real good with masses of angry, angsty, depressed people all over the place. It's rarely below freezing or above 70 here, and since the majority of the plants here are evergreens, and it's inclined to be overcast year round, it's difficult to see much change, either. The grass stays green, roses never lose all their leaves, and really, it's only fruit trees and the odd maple in someone's yard that go bare. Even the poplars keep some leaves. Oddly, we have more sunshine in the winter, between rainstorms, that we do in summer.

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