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Socially smart move by UWA Rowing

Launching the quad
Launching the quad

More rowing photos today. I know I know I’m like a broken record but it is so beautiful on the river.

The morning I took these there was a pod of dolphins playing with a school of fish.

Throwing them in the air.

This was my first (and only so far) go in a quad.  I liked it.

Having two oars means it feels a lot more stable.

And I like the rhythm and pattern of the two oars crossing over and out.

It feels like you are doing more work too.

Last week only four of us showed up.  The lessons are over and now I am officially a “social rower”.

Well not officially as I haven’t filled in the forms.

We rowed in a four.  That means one oar each.

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We soon seem to get the hang of it though and rowed past the Barrack St Jetty, the furthest I’ve been.

Having a social rowing sector of your club is smart.

Free money.

Lets face it, how many show up?

And all those fees can go towards everyone’s enjoyment.

(I think I’ve been a social member of numerous gyms in the past although I wasn’t classified as such)

Also the social rowers are generally older, not students, and those that do come are likely to lend their labour.

As I said, smart.

More rowing
And the sun comes up

more rowing
Loving that smooth water

Introspection

Feeling meh

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Sunrise at Cottesloe Station

For some reason tonight it feels like the long dark teatime of the soul.

Sunday night.

Work tomorrow.

The end of a weekend.

I played Theatresports tonight and even that didn’t help – and sorry guys – I was crap.

I guess I’m not that good enough of an actor to fake how I feel onstage.

I feel meh about everything.

Don’t feel like reading or eating or watching telly… just want to be held and hugged and comforted.
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There there… it’s alright.

Sometimes you just need to go to that place where someone loves you.

Maybe it is harking back to being a small child, climbing into your mummy’s lap and being rocked.

I want my mummy!

I am at that point where either I will wallow in my discontent or pull myself together and “get on with it”.

C’mon girl – make a cup of tea and put on Glee.

Everything will be okay.

(she says reaching for the St John’s Wort)

Health, House, Music, School

A perfect Sunday lunch

Lunch

How good is this diet I’m on?

In the last two weeks I’ve lost about four kilos, I’ve not given up wine and I get to have lunches like this.

Smoked salmon and cream cheese wheels – easy and delicious – with a light salad.

There was a light breeze as I sat outside on my reclining camper chair eating my salad and thinking that the world was a pretty good place to be in.

Speaking of salads… here’s a little rant.

Why do restaurants – in particular perhaps those that aren’t so great – overdo salads?

The one on this plate has some rocket leaves, one chopped spring onion, some sliced cucumber and yellow capsicum.

Simple and delicious.

A salad I had the other day at a restaurant had so many competing flavours I felt sick by the end of it.

It’s unnecessary.

I’m writing this listening to my new iTunes purchase – Elbow‘s The Seldom Seen Kid.

Strange name for a band don’t you think?
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Stranger if they’d decided to call themselves after the inside of the elbow… you know… that little crease on your arm that has no name.

I guess then that little crease would have a name.

You know, maybe I should give up on the wine.

Speaking of which…

I’ve just volunteered to host four kids going to my daughter’s school’s drama weekend.

Are you okay with Halal cooking I’m asked.

LOL – I don’t even know what that is.

Something to do with the meat is slaughtered no?

So I say yes, whatever and then my daughter tells me she’s not even doing the weekend because I didn’t fill out some form.

How very irritating.

I put my headphones in, turn Elbow up loud and go to a better place.

UPDATE: And then discover that iTunes didn’t download the album properly and I’m missing two tracks including the one I actually bought the album for. I don’t know, you do the right thing and throw money at the problem and you end up wishing you’d got your teenage son to steal it for you. (Note… that was a joke. As if I’d admit to being THAT bad a parent on a public blog)