Sounds like an enjoyable prescription for a change!

But if you can't fill this one,  a sauna helps.

Steven:
I live in Montreal, which is getting the same brutal winter weather. I
wonder if my sinuses are much worse because of it. I feel generally
yuk, achy and chilly, as if I'm running a chronic low grade fever.
Nearly everyone I know, including people in good health, feel under
the weather this winter and have to force themselves to do anything at
all. These days my main pleasures are reduced to a nice hot shower and
bed.

I'd give anything to leave Montreal, which is in a state of decline
with the climate being just the tip of the iceberg, but can't afford
to. I never mentioned it before since this is a sinusitis forum, but I
was born with a developmental disability called high functioning
autism and have co-morbid Tourette's, attention deficit, poor
coordination, sensory integration disoder (often goes along with
autism and causes me to by more sensitive than normal to pain, body
discomfort and touch). Because of my disability, I can't work at the
kind of job that will earn me enough money to leave. The job I now
have changed and now puts me under horrendous pressure, but the
workplace is the only one with enough flexibility to let me work the
few hours a day I can tolerate and makes allowances for my dexterity
and social skill problems. I wouldn't be able to hack a competitive
job in a new city.
-Marla

If winter in New England is bad for someone's sinuses, a few weeks in
the tropics would help, but each winter you live in Massachusetts is a
roll of the dice.

If a person were to move to a location to benefit their sinuses, where
should they go?

We live in Louisiana, but we are free to move anywhere we choose. I have
no idea where go, but I can not handle cold weather.  My husband is from
New York, so I have visited that area, among others, during warm
weather.  Where we live right now, is the farthest north I have ever
lived.

Steven, I hope you start feeling better.

Becca