How do you help someone give birth in the water far from shore? That's what I worried about on our ocean swim this morning since one of our swimmers is due to deliver tomorrow. I used to worry about the same thing back when Cheryl swam with us past her due date. Fortunately, everything stayed inside - today.
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Surf's up - again. All week the south shores have been getting pounded, which means visibility underwater has been too poor for safe (shark attack free) swimming. I finally discovered a clear patch of ocean this morning and, oddly enough, it was near a break. After nearly getting run over by surfers, I had to call it quits until the waves calm down. Maybe next week...
Stormy weather is what I often see at first light. But what you see is not necessarily what you get. The hot tropical sun usually burns the early clouds away leaving mostly clear blue skies.
What fun. I've been on photo shoots the past two days, which means attempting to capture the beauty of some rather nice homes. Now comes intensive computer work and a little more personal flexibility (plus no more furniture moving and waiting and waiting and waiting for clouds to move).
I couldn't resist. I had to get into the ocean again today - and I even managed to drag Doug away from his tennis playing for a refreshing dip.
Big surf is forecast to hit south shores from tomorrow through next week, so I am packing in as much quality water time as possible. Besides, I've got some big photo shoots coming up this week.
Happy Independence Day to everyone.
Swimming in the deep blue felt marvelous after being out of action for two weeks. It is great to be back at home in the ocean.
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