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May 31, 2009 23:31

Happy things. ( Me Not Whining )

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divinemum June 1 2009, 12:32:40 UTC
Ooh, who did you meet up with?

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stubefied_by_gd June 2 2009, 04:49:10 UTC
Nobody we know. There is an lj com called atlanta_hp which I stumbled upon and joined a few months ago, and they have had monthly parties for the last five years. It's a really interesting mix, personality and fan-style-wise.

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sagacious_c June 1 2009, 23:04:22 UTC
I agree that people are much better off learning to swim when young... A lot of my friends who've gotten into triathlon are freaked by the swimming leg of the race and never quite develop the comfort or skill to do anything other than just slog through the swim.

I'm glad for the happy post! Very cool that you have a promising new friend! :)

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stubefied_by_gd June 2 2009, 04:51:31 UTC
And I'm glad your doggie is doing well! Maybe seeing you helped. :)

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catkat1988 June 2 2009, 14:07:55 UTC
Ashwin can't swim!?

You really really made me want to swim now. I haven't been swimming for ages. Maybe I should ask Lee if he wants to go with me when he gets home. Or some other day, it might be a little too late today.

Couldn't you find a soccer team for adult who just wanna play to exercise and have some fun?

There's a free gym AND a free pool in walking distance!?!?! That's AWESOME!!! Everything is so expensive here. There's no such thing as free gyms and free pools anywhere.

It's awesome that you got yourself a new friend. Keep that up!

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stubefied_by_gd June 2 2009, 15:12:36 UTC
No, Ashwin can't swim. He took required lessons in college, but I'm not sure what they managed to teach him.

The gym and pool are probably technically not "free," but paid for with our rent. But they feel free.

In my experience, adults who just want to have fun and exercise pick sports other than soccer. I've been looking for low-level volleyball like I did for a year back home, but I think the problem with a big city is there are enough really good people that they drive the level of play in any group up, which then drives the less-good people out, whether intentionally or not.

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alexiscartwheel June 3 2009, 02:36:11 UTC
Yay for making friends! And being able to walk places!

I'm confused about the root beer, though. Don't you have root beer in New England?

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alexiscartwheel June 3 2009, 03:27:32 UTC
We have root beer, it just doesn't seem to show up on the menu quite as often as around here. I don't usually like soda, but for root beer (and flat ginger ale) I make exception. Usually ordering beverages is an issue for me, but root beer fixes that.

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nasnoona June 7 2009, 18:41:28 UTC
Hooray for happy stuff! :-)

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