Today I took a break off the usual Saturday tuition routine and did an epic Saturday adventure instead hahahaha therefore it deserves a blog post! There is still water in my ears but that's okay.
Total time of 6 hours under the pseudo sea today haha it was a fun (and bloody shag) time.
Memorable things to take note of
#1 Diving Instructor = CUTE HAHAHAHA. Not exactly about the looks but just overall one whole package of niceness and cuteness LOLOL WHAT'S WITH THIS, #1 IN MEMORABLE THINGS AH I AM DAMN WTS
#2 I like the calmness and silence deep under water. When everything appears bigger and sound become louder, it's really cool how communication is just in-your-face. No talking behind your back or whatever, just in your face signalling and eye contact, the slow and steady way. Love it like that, makes everything feels very simple and safe.
#3 Unfortunately... it doesn't feel that simple and safe when...
Your eyemask gets foggy
You subconsciously breathe through your nose and makes it ultra painful because you forget to remind yourself to keep on 24/7 breathe through the mouth sian
You get tired of treading water for 10 mins and you end up kicking around like mad looking like you are drowning just to keep the stupid square face up above the water omg my legs were dying haha
You imagine yourself doing this in the 10metre deep sea... the fact that if anything happens down there, it's kind of freaky haha. I used to always think that the best solution is to chiong up. SIAO haha that's the worst solution my lungs might go mad and the only way to save a decompression emergency is SOS HOSPITAL LIAO...
#4 I love 'finning', the term they use when we use our fins! Flippers hehe so cute like a duck
#5 Embarrassing things I do with my buddy, like the fact that since we are underwater... water pressure makes things much lighter. So erm we were carrying our 12 kg air tanks but we thought we weren't. Had a good laugh.
#6 I call my buddy BUDDY all the time and vice versa but people are probably judging us thinking that we are taking this buddy issue too seriously LOL. We're into this buddy-calling thing since I was 18 in Cambodia though hahaha
#7 Back to learning some physics and stuff about air pressure, depth, density, compression etc. Been a long while man. Esp using the cool chiem looking graph chart to measure time v.s. pressure down there.
#8 Thank you lungs for serving me well xiexieni zhen de xiexieni
LOOKING TO THE MAX FORWARD TO THIS COMING WEEKEND.
I'm also very glad and thankful I get these opportunities in life to try new things and explore new challenges as I grow up... Reaching the peak of Rinjani was wts enough. Being responsible for 19 people in Cambodia was a mega wts too. And now this is another new wts for the year.
Sometimes, it doesn't take much to define contentment :)
好吧，人生，whatever it is, 我来了。
#2 I like the calmness and silence deep under water. When everything appears bigger and sound become louder, it's really cool how communication is just in-your-face. No talking behind your back or whatever, just in your face signalling and eye contact, the slow and steady way. Love it like that, makes everything feels very simple and safe.
#3 Unfortunately... it doesn't feel that simple and safe when...
Your eyemask gets foggy
You subconsciously breathe through your nose and makes it ultra painful because you forget to remind yourself to keep on 24/7 breathe through the mouth sian
You get tired of treading water for 10 mins and you end up kicking around like mad looking like you are drowning just to keep the stupid square face up above the water omg my legs were dying haha
You imagine yourself doing this in the 10metre deep sea... the fact that if anything happens down there, it's kind of freaky haha. I used to always think that the best solution is to chiong up. SIAO haha that's the worst solution my lungs might go mad and the only way to save a decompression emergency is SOS HOSPITAL LIAO...
#4 I love 'finning', the term they use when we use our fins! Flippers hehe so cute like a duck
#5 Embarrassing things I do with my buddy, like the fact that since we are underwater... water pressure makes things much lighter. So erm we were carrying our 12 kg air tanks but we thought we weren't. Had a good laugh.
#6 I call my buddy BUDDY all the time and vice versa but people are probably judging us thinking that we are taking this buddy issue too seriously LOL. We're into this buddy-calling thing since I was 18 in Cambodia though hahaha
#7 Back to learning some physics and stuff about air pressure, depth, density, compression etc. Been a long while man. Esp using the cool chiem looking graph chart to measure time v.s. pressure down there.
#8 Thank you lungs for serving me well xiexieni zhen de xiexieni
LOOKING TO THE MAX FORWARD TO THIS COMING WEEKEND.
I'm also very glad and thankful I get these opportunities in life to try new things and explore new challenges as I grow up... Reaching the peak of Rinjani was wts enough. Being responsible for 19 people in Cambodia was a mega wts too. And now this is another new wts for the year.
Sometimes, it doesn't take much to define contentment :)
好吧，人生，whatever it is, 我来了。
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