My wife struggles with the lack of sunlight after a while in the winter. We have been traveling in the winter to help that out. This trip is Puerto Vallarta, so far looks to be a good time, we arrived earlier today.








Not sure if we are going fishing this trip but guessing my wife would like to. Looks like the whales are in close to shore too.

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Nice looking trip.I spend as much time as I can in the sun during wintertime.Love the sun on my face.

Don’t drink as much as I would,,,, Al inclusive about kills me…..

I’d be depressed if I lived in Oregon too,,

Easy now


Lots of sun in oregon lately

He he he…..,,,, Ant Man?….

Ya beet me to it ,,,,, lol

I hope you two have a great time.

Did you check out the price of a non-resident trapping license?

Did you mean AA ?

My dad struggled with depression in the winter time as well combination of not as many sunlight hours and the weather with not being outside keeping busy.

My wife is a FL girl and the montana winters are long for her. We are headed to HI on fri. Have fun down there. Go fishing

Just don’t go on Deagous boat,,,,,,dude drinks more tequila then me ………lol

Summer depresses me.
If your wife gets depressed in winter give her a snow float and a scraper and tell her to get up and shovel the snow off the roof.
Always work to do in winter,dont know how anyone can ger bored / depressed in winter.

We have gone to Mexico last couple winters. We have been to Puerto Vallarta twice for short stays then head south for 3 weeks we leave tomorrow. Me and wife are in same boat need some sun. Mine is not so much depression as so much as tired of the cold .

I'm depressed because those of y'all taking these lavish vacations have more expendable money than me....lol

But, I'm like Boco....summer is more depressing than winter here in the South.

Not me.I love summer to help warm these old joints of mine

Depression can be bad thing. Some being inside all the time never affects them the next it does. I get a lot of outside exposure in winter but being covered up pretty much except for my face I still don't get enough of those rays. Not to the point of depression but I can feel the change of not enough sun rays.
I think people that are outdoor fanatics can be more apt to get depressed because they get so much more sun than the person that isn't in the outdoors all year long. Your body just craves the sun more because you get more of it year around.

I think it affects me more as I get older. It's probably because I don't go outside as much. I never used to think about possibly breaking a hip if I fell on some ce or tripped on a snow covered stump. Now those things are a concern so it limits my activities. Wife's cancer treatments preclude leaving the area for some sun. At least it's been a mild winter for snow so far and days are getting longer.

POLAR opposite for me.

My body despises the heat and humidity of southern summers. Can't do anything outside without burning sweat in my eyes and skeeters and yellow flies eating me alive!