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Totebag winner
Feb. 6th, 2008 09:55 amBeen a pretty busy week. Last weekend we went to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
keanubear's birthday party, where we received the grand prize, the official John Ashfield Totebag, after Neil, the original winner, left it behind:
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As another way to rememberpoohbearhjim, I've created a web page for some of his family's recipes, and it can be found here.
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I went to the gym yesterday and met a friend who, surprisingly to me, can't swim. I had time, so I helped him try to do some rudimentary dog-paddling. It just sort of amazes me when I find friends who can't swim, especially since my family's vacations, when I was growing up, seemed to center around water -- swimming in the ocean, pools or lakes. In high school I opted out of the regular PE requirement in order to swim all year, and at the end was certified as a lifeguard. And even now, although the ocean is too cold to swim in here, I look forward every summer to the various pool parties around the bay area, and not just because they are filled with hairy bearded men in Speedos.
But I think there are more people than expected who don't swim, or never learned how. So ... poll-time!
[Poll #1134139]
keanubear's birthday party, where we received the grand prize, the official John Ashfield Totebag, after Neil, the original winner, left it behind:* * *
As another way to remember
poohbearhjim, I've created a web page for some of his family's recipes, and it can be found here.* * *
I went to the gym yesterday and met a friend who, surprisingly to me, can't swim. I had time, so I helped him try to do some rudimentary dog-paddling. It just sort of amazes me when I find friends who can't swim, especially since my family's vacations, when I was growing up, seemed to center around water -- swimming in the ocean, pools or lakes. In high school I opted out of the regular PE requirement in order to swim all year, and at the end was certified as a lifeguard. And even now, although the ocean is too cold to swim in here, I look forward every summer to the various pool parties around the bay area, and not just because they are filled with hairy bearded men in Speedos.
But I think there are more people than expected who don't swim, or never learned how. So ... poll-time!
[Poll #1134139]
