The blizzard on the east coast...
Went swimming today just after the blizzard. There were few people, though more than I expected. Later I was surprised to see a noodler joining. :D The water smelled fishy (really as if there was dead fish in the water), wonder why :cool:
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Tomorrow will be the first day that I will be able to swim since Friday morning. At first, I was worried about the 4 day layoff, but then I realized that the break might be good for my body to rest and recharge since I am not real good about taking days off or having too many recovery days.
So to those that haven't been able to swim, use the time off as a recharge before getting ready for a busy spring season.
The pool was crowded, it seemed that a lot of other people wanted to get in a swim before it got bad out so they could stay home and hibernate as well!
The other reasons: a. To lose the weight gained during Christmas dinners. b. The pool is nice and warm. :D
I biked to the gym this morning on my normal schedule, despite a snowfall in progress.
Other Swimmer: "I'm kinda surprised to see you rode in today, TG"
Me: "Why, is something going on outside?"
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That's just 'cause you're from the Seattle area.
I'm not from the Seattle area. I grew up in Michigan and had plenty of white Christmases, daily scraping of the car windows and walking in the freezing cold to get to practice at 6:00 a.m. That's why I think it's overrated! I'm with Glenn. When I want snow I head to the mountains.
