Originally posted by Tayesin
Back then you would only feel Warmth on your skin.. and so I used to lay out in the sun to feel that warmth... these days a few minutes in the Morning sun is enough to make me head for shade.. even in Autumn as it is now.

Seeker:- If you stop wearing sunglasses you will get used to it again and not have to squint so much. I tried it for a year and found it was only a matter of weeks until I didn't seem to need sunglasses anymore.. although passing white buildings with white concrete footpaths still reflect way too much light for my old eyes.

Originally posted by ANOMALY502
Related to this thread I have been shaving my head for some 20 years now, this year as a matter of fact Sunday last week I coached two soccer games spent 2 1/2 hours in the sun (60 degrees out) and my head is sunburned! I've never had that happen.

Originally posted by badw0lf

Originally posted by ANOMALY502
Related to this thread I have been shaving my head for some 20 years now, this year as a matter of fact Sunday last week I coached two soccer games spent 2 1/2 hours in the sun (60 degrees out) and my head is sunburned! I've never had that happen.

Try using spray on canola oil - the stuff you use in the kitchen -- I kid you not.

It stops the shaved scalp flaking, and I'm pretty sure it would allow you to cook an egg while playing soccer!

Not sure if it will help the pain tho, but it's an idea!!!

(seriously, the oil stops the scalp flaking if you're like me and are made from dessicated coconut!)

Originally posted by OneNationUnder
Ya know, I too say it often to people around me that things look different now a days. Some people agree, some don't.

And there is something to it. Kids back in the 1970's through the 1990's drew the sun as being the color yellow in a blue sky. Do you know what they're drawing now? A white sky with a white sun. I don't know about you, but I have many people paying attention where I live and yes, on clear days the skies are blue, but that's early morning. The day NEVER stays clear and blue anymore. Once chemtrails come in the day finishes white. And it's nice to know I'm not the only one who sees this. I've had many people come to me and the people I've had pay attention are also now very intrigued by it all. Something IS indeed amiss.

Maybe it has something to do with the ozone. Who knows. But today it just seems off than the days back in the 70's, 80's and 90's.

Originally posted by goodtimesarecoming

Originally posted by OneNationUnder
Ya know, I too say it often to people around me that things look different now a days. Some people agree, some don't.

And there is something to it. Kids back in the 1970's through the 1990's drew the sun as being the color yellow in a blue sky. Do you know what they're drawing now? A white sky with a white sun. I don't know about you, but I have many people paying attention where I live and yes, on clear days the skies are blue, but that's early morning. The day NEVER stays clear and blue anymore. Once chemtrails come in the day finishes white. And it's nice to know I'm not the only one who sees this. I've had many people come to me and the people I've had pay attention are also now very intrigued by it all. Something IS indeed amiss.

Maybe it has something to do with the ozone. Who knows. But today it just seems off than the days back in the 70's, 80's and 90's.

I do agree about the colour of the sun nowadays, though until reading this thread it didn't really occur to me that it was all the time, but am definitely aware of it when I DO decide to look at it However, where I live in the UK we still get some lovely bright blue skies, and have had several days like that this year, and badly need some rain! Today is lovely blue with white fluffy clouds