i'm not afraid of what others think. my boyfriend works for nasa.
i have heard that when i was in school The first official swim was in 1933.
I've really been trying to improve my Butterfly Stroke - not an easy one. Yeah... I've just got too chop in the water.  Kind of like sewing. I really enjoy that as well, but it takes a lot of practice. Why not... it's such a useful skill! I like to alter my clothes. I see... I like to personalize them.
That is one of the hardest to master.  But can be done with hard work.  It takes practice for sure.  Really the more experience you have the better you get. I don't like to sew. I don't feel like I have much use for it. I don't have any problems with clothes bought right off the rack. I am not that creative.
i used to swim in college , and i still do laps every day at the y . no , it is easy once you learn how to keep your balance on the board . sewing can be relaxing also , or frustrating if trying to rush . its not that i like it , it is necessary . it is for drying hands , correct ? me too . they're more comfortable .
You're not good at a single one of those? I was a strong swimmer when I was a kid. It takes practice for sure.  Really the more experience you have the better you get. I guess it probably requires a lot of practice to get the technique down. I never learned how to swim as a child. Don't you pick out your own clothes? I never have cool clothes.
Do you have a favorite stroke you like to practice?  Butterfly, backstroke, for instance? Do you have a favorite stroke you like to practice?  Butterfly, backstroke, for instance? Oh for sure! Sewing is actually one of the oldest textile arts beginning in the Paleolithic era. I think that it looks like more work than it is worth at times. That sounds like it could be pretty uncomfortable to have to wear every day? Yes, you must design clothes that are functional as well as aesthetically pleasing.