North Ave beach in Ice. You had to cross through to plunge
Proof of my craziness. Me among the Icebergs. Yikes!I hesitated a bit as I approach the icy water, but made the plunge. It was indeed as cold as it looks. As a wave started to come in, I planned to dive into it. And I did. I felt my breath being taken away as my body was not expecting this. My breathing was a bit harder and I lost all feelings of my legs and my foot. Especially my feet. It felt like I no longer had feet anymore. I ran back to the beach to towel down and started to dress as fast as I could. I could not feel my toes any longer. I did not stay that long and could not imagine if I would have stayed longer. A nice lady saw me shivering so she gave me a towel, which was very nice of her. Sue and I ran over to my car and started the heater and the heat seat. I took off my shoes to start rubbing my toes. Here is the painful part, as soon as they started to circulate blood, it started to hurt. I mean really hurt. My fingers also started to hurt also, which I guess were also frozen. I couldn't tell because I was too concern about getting blood circulating in my toes. Afterwards, my body started to shake uncontrollable for about 15 minutes. My body was in shock. I felt fine after the shock was over. Came home took a shower and ate lunch.
By the way, As I was driving to the race this morning, I was stopped by a cop, because I kind of blew a red light. I was thinking to myself, man, what a way to start the year with a ticket. But, no, it did not happen, she let me go. How interesting.
SO, this is how I spend my first day of the year. How was yours?
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Where is the speedo?!
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