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I spent my day in the water, and the air was freaking freezing when you were wet(about 59*). Luckily the water was 82ish. so we didn't all die. I think the water sapped all my energy, that and swimming in waves for 20 minutes against the current and pulling people off the bottom with the waves going. and all the other stuff I was doing. The only time the cold got to me was right at the end of the day where I was the GID(the one to be rescued) and I had to lay on the cold wet concrete for about 20 minutes. I started shivering so badly some of the lead guards brought me a bunch of towels and put them over me so I didn't go into shock or something.
My greatest desire right now is to go hop into a warm...no, freaking hot bath. On the bright side the hoodie and wind pants that I bought to go with the uniform are lovely and warm. After almost freezing to death getting all toasty is lovely.
After that I will write until I drop, which might not be very long but it's effort that counts, right? right.
My greatest desire right now is to go hop into a warm...no, freaking hot bath. On the bright side the hoodie and wind pants that I bought to go with the uniform are lovely and warm. After almost freezing to death getting all toasty is lovely.
After that I will write until I drop, which might not be very long but it's effort that counts, right? right.