Via a circuitous route that involved MSC Canada, I bring you some tips on open water training. I love that it brings one back to SCAQ!
The three movieteers + one saw Shrek on Wednesday night — we enjoyed the lighthearted entertainment, although the first in the franchise still rates best in my book!
Today after practice I had a garden-centric interlude. A high school chum (and plantsperson) and a friend of hers (gardener and masters swimmer) and I looked at each other's plantings and had tea, scones and good conversation on a back deck while keeping an eye on bird and insect life!
Tomorrow it's off to the pond!
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3 comments:
So tell me, do you pronounce scone so that it rhymes with "hone" or "pawn"?
My mother is English, and I was accordingly brought up to pronounce it to rhyme with "pawn"...
Ah, like Jenny, definitely "pawn".
You Danielle?
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