Scuba diving can be the most relaxing, peaceful experience of your life – no cell phones, no boss and no noise, except for your own bubbles; however it can be a sport that is not for the faint of heart – rough waters, sharks and crushing depths. If you are self-conscious, shy or weak of stomach, scuba diving may not be for you. Let me explain… Warning: The following may be overly descriptive. Read on at your own risk… The scuba wetsuit. There is nothing glamorous about squeezing a size 8, 10, 12 body into a size 8 neoprene wetsuit, while sweating under the Caribbean sun. It’s sort of like trying to put a sock on while your foot is still wet. Scuba diving professionals may tell you, that neoprene doesn’t shrink, but those people are liars. What they are really trying to do is make you feel good about yourself – selfish bastards. I am living proof that my wetsuit has shrunk on numerous occasions – usually over the winter months. Coincidence? I think not. The wedgie. This un
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Woth framing, if you haven't done so already!
Fact is, worth selling...sign me up, I'll buy one!
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Yeah, work can be so inconsiderate that way! Interfering in blogging... how mean! If all these pesky classes I had to prepare and teach would just disappear I would have finished my final Hogueras photos and video and posts already! Sheesh!
CrazyCris - I feel your pain - work gets in the way of everything fun.
Rain - Thanks!
Don't people at your place of employment understand we are doing God's work here. Sheesh.
have fun at work today. ha.
Chrissy - LOL - pussypaused? Love it! I'm planning a future post on "words I've learned from blogs" and this one is sure to make the list. Thanks.
Brian - The building is what I believe to be an old house on Bonaire.