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by **EvergIe** » Wed, 26 Aug 1998 04:00:00

hi, im just writing to say what happend to me this morning,
first of all, last night i told my girlfriend (whom i havent seen in a while)
that tomorrow (today) we would do something and get llunch.. so this morning at
around 830 my father decides to go to the beach (cape cod) and asked if id liek
to come to windsurf and stupidly i told him no, i was going to see elana (my
girlfriend) and he asked again telling me that there was alot of wind
forecasted.. stupidly i said no thanks..he left and i checked the weather
forecast for falmouth cape cod and it said it was steady 18 knots with gusts to
30... i figure i must reeaaaallly like elana if i did this..but then again im
mad at myself for not going.. my dad told me tonihgt.."the surf was
unbelievable..there were guys out there on small short boards doing
summersaults" :) ill have my chance some time again hopefully..
untill then ill chill here with elana :)
thanks for reading my story~brian

by **Don Mun** » Wed, 26 Aug 1998 04:00:00

Brian,
LISTEN TO ME!!!!
Get a grip, you are 15, get your ass out there and windsurf,
You have YEARS to sit around and chillout with a woman. :-)

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> hi, im just writing to say what happend to me this morning,
> first of all, last night i told my girlfriend (whom i havent seen in a while)
> that tomorrow (today) we would do something and get llunch.. so this morning at
> around 830 my father decides to go to the beach (cape cod) and asked if id liek
> to come to windsurf and stupidly i told him no, i was going to see elana (my
> girlfriend) and he asked again telling me that there was alot of wind
> forecasted.. stupidly i said no thanks..he left and i checked the weather
> forecast for falmouth cape cod and it said it was steady 18 knots with gusts to
> 30... i figure i must reeaaaallly like elana if i did this..but then again im
> mad at myself for not going.. my dad told me tonihgt.."the surf was
> unbelievable..there were guys out there on small short boards doing
> summersaults" :) ill have my chance some time again hopefully..
> untill then ill chill here with elana :)
> thanks for reading my story~brian

by **Kretchme** » Wed, 26 Aug 1998 04:00:00

Make her go with you next time and impress her with your cool skills.

by **Walt** » Wed, 26 Aug 1998 04:00:00

I must say, this is one of the most touching emails I have read in a long time. If
ever a movie were made about windsurfing, this would have to be the story...The other
important thing to point out is that you will have years of being in the dog house
with your S.O. and probably your employer because of windsurfing priorities. Its
probably best to get everyone used to it as soon as possible (well, school might be a
just a little more important)....

Quote:

> Brian,
> LISTEN TO ME!!!!
> Get a grip, you are 15, get your ass out there and windsurf,
> You have YEARS to sit around and chillout with a woman. :-)

> > hi, im just writing to say what happend to me this morning,
> > first of all, last night i told my girlfriend (whom i havent seen in a while)
> > that tomorrow (today) we would do something and get llunch.. so this morning at
> > around 830 my father decides to go to the beach (cape cod) and asked if id liek
> > to come to windsurf and stupidly i told him no, i was going to see elana (my
> > girlfriend) and he asked again telling me that there was alot of wind
> > forecasted.. stupidly i said no thanks..he left and i checked the weather
> > forecast for falmouth cape cod and it said it was steady 18 knots with gusts to
> > 30... i figure i must reeaaaallly like elana if i did this..but then again im
> > mad at myself for not going.. my dad told me tonihgt.."the surf was
> > unbelievable..there were guys out there on small short boards doing
> > summersaults" :) ill have my chance some time again hopefully..
> > untill then ill chill here with elana :)
> > thanks for reading my story~brian

by **Xtrspor** » Thu, 27 Aug 1998 04:00:00

Things that should always be blown off to go windsurfing:
1. Spouces/girlfriends/boyfriends
2. Employers
3. Family outings
4. Weddings
5. Other sports

Following my own advice I'm now in Maui and have been windsurfing every day for
almost 2 months.... but i'll be back to Boston in Sept to find work, see my
family, go to a wedding and probably play a little golf... but NOT if its windy
out!!!

Ripitup Brudda!
Skip Dennis
USWA: US-SD77
Tech Rep: Neilpryde/AHD/Finworks/Okespor
Cape Cod Windsurfing Association - VP
"You're not trying hard enough till something breaks"

by **PressureDro** » Fri, 28 Aug 1998 04:00:00

Don't beat yourself up to badly, kid. So you missed an epic day, that one perfect
day where everything happens just the way you always wanted it to. It's just like
when you can feel the wind in your hair and the warmth of the sun on your skin,
every muscle in perfect tune with the motion...the heart-pounding, nostril-flaring,
breath-taking e***ment...and I feel great because it just feels so good
inside...one with the natural world raging around me. And after a day like that,
to find that deep calm serenity because your entire body is completely spent is
just the greatest feeling. Hmm... I seem to be getting carried away here. It's
been a month since I've had any decent wind.

Brian, this is called supplication. Don't do it again. Make sure she knows what
your priorities in life are and well, that any plans are subject to change at the
last minute. Better yet, don't make plans unless you absolutely know it won't
blow. If she's smart, she'll join you. There's nothing better than having a shred
bette to love.

Larry
--
Anti-spam: My stic isn't big.

by **rick nels** » Sun, 30 Aug 1998 04:00:00

So much to learn, so little time.
Worship her completely in the calm;
cherish her adoration when it blows.

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>Don't beat yourself up to badly, kid. So you missed an epic day, that one perfect
>day where everything happens just the way you always wanted it to. It's just like
>when you can feel the wind in your hair and the warmth of the sun on your skin,
>every muscle in perfect tune with the motion...the heart-pounding, nostril-flaring,
>breath-taking e***ment...and I feel great because it just feels so good
>inside...one with the natural world raging around me. And after a day like that,
>to find that deep calm serenity because your entire body is completely spent is
>just the greatest feeling. Hmm... I seem to be getting carried away here. It's
>been a month since I've had any decent wind.

>Brian, this is called supplication. Don't do it again. Make sure she knows what
>your priorities in life are and well, that any plans are subject to change at the
>last minute. Better yet, don't make plans unless you absolutely know it won't
>blow. If she's smart, she'll join you. There's nothing better than having a shred
>bette to love.

>Larry
>--
>Anti-spam: My stic isn't big.

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