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 Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 8:33 pm
I'm a life guard part time, an I always think it's wierd how many people come to the pool when it's snowing outside. Granted the pool is indoors, but still, for me it would take only a few looks out the windows (which surround the entire pool) to make me cold.
What about you guys? Anyone ever see the snowand think gee, today would be a great day for swimming?
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 4:48 am
Annie May I'm a life guard part time, an I always think it's wierd how many people come to the pool when it's snowing outside. Granted the pool is indoors, but still, for me it would take only a few looks out the windows (which surround the entire pool) to make me cold. What about you guys? Anyone ever see the snowand think gee, today would be a great day for swimming? no i c snow and im either 1 of 2 ********?!!??!?! burning_eyes or im like...eek *snowballFIGHT*
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 3:47 pm
Actually, one time I went to the beach in December and swam in the indoor pool at the hotel. The part that sucked was going back to the room...I had to pass through outside to do so. gonk And this was in South Carolina, so it was pretty cold at the time. But hey, hotel rates were dirt cheap since it was in Winter.
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 3:57 pm
I see what u mean xD. Heated indoor pools may attract people on snowy days i guess. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 7:35 pm
kdlz Annie May I'm a life guard part time, an I always think it's wierd how many people come to the pool when it's snowing outside. Granted the pool is indoors, but still, for me it would take only a few looks out the windows (which surround the entire pool) to make me cold. What about you guys? Anyone ever see the snowand think gee, today would be a great day for swimming? no i c snow and im either 1 of 2 ********?!!??!?! burning_eyes or im like...eek *snowballFIGHT* lol, I think people are just too use to snow around here. Overall we get at least 10 feet of it in the winter.
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 7:38 pm
Cardania Actually, one time I went to the beach in December and swam in the indoor pool at the hotel. The part that sucked was going back to the room...I had to pass through outside to do so. gonk And this was in South Carolina, so it was pretty cold at the time. But hey, hotel rates were dirt cheap since it was in Winter. I would totally do that, it's actually funny to see peoples expressions when you walk around outside wet in the winter. I jumped in the lake once this past season and walk back to the dorms still wet just to see what people would think.
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 11:13 pm
Cold + wet is NEVER a good combination!
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 4:40 am
I also tried going swimming a the beach when the water was still cold. Not in December though, in Spring. But it still was freezing! I got in as far as my thighs, then chickened out.
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