u/marianneouioui

Adventure 1: a holiday weekend chat buddy, maybe some voice chats over the weekend, to get me through some tedious cleaning, and to get you through whatever you've got going on. Witty banter. Conspiracy theories. Life stories. Dad jokes. Movie critiques. Whatever you can throw my way. If you're into board games and can toss me a round or two on Board Game Arena bonus points.

Adventure 2: LD penpal with views on a tourism exchange. Let's write each other over the long term, get to know one another deeply, visit each other's cities, make some plans! We don't have to be lovers, but we have to be friends. You're curious, open-minded, interesting, down to earth, and active.

Adventure 3 (France and Belgium only) Lovers. Passion. Romance. Week-end meet-ups, exploration. You're single, curious open-minded, down to earth, emotionally intelligent, and a gentleman.

I hate this "economy."

I hated being at Starbucks I felt so ashamed.

I felt second hand embarrassment for him, but he should be so proud he tried.

Ahhhhhhh

In my previous races, I did what you're not supposed to do: lined up at the "starting" line (in water starts). I then spent about 500 meters questioning my life choices and swore that if I ever made it out of there alive, I'd never do that again (did it 3 times)

Now approaching my next race, it's another mass start, but now that I'm pondering it, I'm wondering if starting on the back or the sides is a good idea for me.

The advantages of starting near the front:
-no choice but to get warmed up quickly and get into it
-people go over, around, and under you; you just have to focus on getting out of the pack
-not losing time on your start

The alternative means I'll likely have to swim over and around people, which doesn't seem like something I'd love doing, and I go need to get ahead and be swimming with the faster (not fastest) people or I'll have no one to pace myself with and I get stressed when I find myself too alone.

Might be worth saying this is a 5k as opposed to a 3.5 I did before. I think there will be about 200 of us.

Any tips or alternative strategies?

Ma collègue est décédée et l'enterrement est demain. On y va tous.

J'ai envie de soutenir sa famille et qu'ils voient en grand nombre la quantité de personnes qu'elle a touché au long de sa vie, mais je suis extrêmement mal à l'aise dans les églises en général, et lors des enterrements où j'ai pas bien connu la personne, j'ai l'impression d'être voyeur.

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A quel moment je peux venir pour me fondre dans la masse ? Comment cela marche des enterrements en France? Je viens au début et je reste dehors tout au long de l'enterrement ? Je viens à la fin pour être à la sortie de l'église ?

Hey, coming to Boise for a month end of July to visit my mom.

Google search wasn't very fruitful.

Are there any outdoor pools with lap swimming times, public or private?

Please respond with the answer to one of the following questions:

1. what 5 changes would you need to make in order to have the life you dream of?

2. The perfect summer vacation would be....?

3. The thing that brings me the most joy is...?

Respond with:
Price per adult entry/Public/private/City, Country

3€/Public/Lille, France

What prompted this post? I was looking to join the local YMCA where my mom lives (USA) while I visit her for a month this summer, and a monthly fee there costs more than my YEARLY fee in France. I guess that is why there is only one swimmer per lane at her pool, and about 10 per lane in my pool.