Swimming 20
I went for a dip last night with good intentions of doing at least thirty minutes in the water. Only 5.54 into it (ten lengths) two guys came in a started splashing around and causing waves that would drown a blue whale. So I left.
I went for a dip last night with good intentions of doing at least thirty minutes in the water. Only 5.54 into it (ten lengths) two guys came in a started splashing around and causing waves that would drown a blue whale. So I left.
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Friday, March 02, 2007
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The first swim since last Wednesday was brief, again, 'cause i'm going out. Only 20 lengths in 15.14. I figure it's better than nothing and I did power walk over to UTS and back from work at lunchtime.
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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‘Cause I’m going out straight after work today I decided to squeeze my swimming into my lunch break. So, due to time constraints I only did 30 lengths and it took me 22.26. The rest of my seventy minute break was made up of walking home/back to work (approx four blocks), getting changed and showering. Lunch was consumed at my desk about ten minutes ago ;-)
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
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50 lengths in 35.16. I’ve either improved since Sunday or I really did lose count and jump straight from 45 – 47.
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007
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With a much earlier start time than last night, I managed 50 lengths in 36minutes and 36 seconds. I also figured out that trying to tell the time on the clock on the wall when I'm sans glasses is not the best way to time keep, so I dug out my stop watch.
The in-laws arrive tomorrow.
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
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I finally got to the pool at 11.20pm tonight, I did a measly 23 lengths in 20 minutes. I stopped when my legs had sunk so low in the pool that I hit the bottom with my toes. Oww! But then I suppose that's better than nothing.
After a rub down in the shower with my Lux Reflects and Illuminates (the purple one :-) I was inspired to write these.
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
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After dinner in the Sushi Bus and a quick half with Edna we went swimming. When we got to the pool it was like Piccadilly Circus compared to what I’m used too.
There was a girl in the spa, who got out about five minutes after we had arrived and promptly started doing lengths of crawl (show off). The pool is just wide enough to have two people passing, so Edna and I were relegated (with our lady-like breaststroke) to chatting and over analyzing her upcoming rendezvous. We came to the conclusion that he is going to be a fat ginger bloke with a Del-boy car and a camel coat, and he’s going to bring his kids along. In the past all of our musings have been far away from the truth, so we’re hoping to have got it right again this time.
We moved to the spa and relaxed like decedent tarts until we were joined by my new neighbour D. He’s in the Navy and has just got back from four years overseas and seems to have a passion for curtains, cocktails and cats.
We finally got to do our lengths. I ended up doing 20 lengths after an hour in the water, but quite frankly after all that, my heart just wasn’t in it.
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Thursday, February 08, 2007
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I had to stop and look in a shop window I was laughing so hard, I didn’t hear the response, but I’m fairly sure it would have fitted into the TMI category.
Once I had recovered I got to thinking, why would a man pick a gherkin as a metaphor for his penis? (In grand tradition I’m going to over-analyse now) I mean, gherkins are normally about three or four centimeters long and about one wide. Now dill cucumbers tend to be bigger, maybe he meant that, but still not the most impressive of pickled food stuffs. Surely none pickled, a cucumber would be better Even a horse carrot, white radish or zucchini might be a better choice, but the smallest of elongated vegetables. Why?
Maybe it was the first thing that popped into his head, but again Why? Is he trying to underplay the size of his massive member or purely being truthful. We will never know, but I for one will wonder for quite some time.

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Tuesday, February 06, 2007
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40 lengths in 22 minutes of ladylike breast stroke tonight made me think that maybe it’s time to be doing not-so-ladylike breast stroke again.
Time to bring out the goggles again. Sexy!
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Monday, February 05, 2007
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Friday night before going I swam 32 lengths in 25 minutes of ladylike breaststroke.
After swimming I dressed and went over to Trixy's place for a couple of glasses of rather fine wine. While he dressed in leather pants and a blue US Navy vest, I waited in my school skirt, white shirt, red tie and black and white tartan corset. We caught a cab to VICE, and gossiped about the usual girlie stuff. I introduced him to the owner of the club and a few regulars and we had a game of pool.
Trixy is crap at pool. Better than me, but still crap:-) The others we played doubles with , were also pretty bad. One spectacular game ended when the Black was sunk. Which considering it took ten minutes to get the balls together between each game was a little disappointing.
A good night was had by all when we rolled in at 4.20am
One bad thing, at 6ish when I got up briefly, my heel cracked.
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Saturday, February 03, 2007
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30 lenghts of lady breast stroke in twenty-five minutes plus 10 minutes of aqua aerobics.
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Thursday, February 01, 2007
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Ok...it's been far to long since my last swim so today I started again with 20 lenght of lady breast stroke in 18 minutes
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Monday, January 29, 2007
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