Oh yeah, the desire to dive after being ill for a few days certainly did help my posture whilst re-entering the water and diving. I was so happy! I could dive without feeling the panic and enjoy it immensely. I realllly love it even more so than before. Its addictive and I am so proud of myself for getting over my fear of the water and its inhabitants. I love the dark caverns and the twisty caves its makes me feel so explorative and excited its wonderful. I am working towards my advanced diving certificate and I have passed two of the modules I have done especially the peak performance bouyancy. I can do the buddha poses, navigate myself to the nearest rock(one thing at a time :) )...Oh what pleasures we have had today. My flatmate and great Diving Instructor Tomas has the excellency to speak underwater which when floating by looks strange and then you think ahhh how is he breathing...then he pops out a bubble from his mouth. I often end up laughing more out of fear I guess. Arghghghghghgh...but how..
I saw an octopus today and we wanted to see if it will play around with us but it did not want to and just kept bringing his little tentacle out, poking it around as a kind gesture for the diving tourists. Man its incredibly alive out there!
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Hi darling,
ReplyDeleteIts lovely to read your blog i can hear it being read out in your voice : )
What a brilliant clean up job ur doing, creating all this good Karma!
Can't wait for you to get back , obviously for the purely selfish reason that, i'm missing you! to be honest your better off out there we had a few days of sunshine and its back to being cold and pissing it down!
Take care of yourself.
Love n cuddles
Kavits x
Kavitha,
ReplyDeleteI miss you darls, so great to hear from you. Been experiencing the cold here too so going home will just be fine!
Can't wait to see you and lets arrange our camping trip thats going to be fun!
hxx