hi·ber·nate
intr.v. hi·ber·nat·ed, hi·ber·nat·ing, hi·ber·nates
1. To pass the winter in a dormant or torpid state.
2. To be in an inactive or dormant state or period.
Some of you may know from last year's winter post (Read it here) that I detest the winter and it depresses me terribly when I'm cold. All I want to do is stay indoors, be depressed and miserable and preferably do it all in bed. So, I am officially switching off for the rest of the winter. Hibernation induction trigger (hibernation inducement trigger or HIT) is a substance found in the blood of hibernating animals and I am injecting myself with this today. I'm powering down until the summer comes...Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr