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Old 09-22-2013, 08:28 PM #21
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I live in Washington State and believe me, the first day of a dark, rainy day and I'm in a funk. I hate having to go on an antidepressant every winter. Even exercise is hard to do when it's drizzling every day. Exercising indoors helps if you have good motivation. I use to be an exercise freak but guess I burnt out.
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