18/09/17 – Stay Unstuck

The life of a Sea Squirt (tunicate) is an interesting and cautionary tale.

As a juvenile, a sea squirt’s early life is spent swimming around exploring it’s world. When the sea squirt matures it settles down and, seeking security, attaches itself to a rock.

…Then it promptly digests it’s own brain.

Depending on the tide you’ll walk or swim past these creatures, clinging to their certainty, at the beginning of our swim.
A little reminder to consider carefully what you’re willing to sacrifice for a sense of security.

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Happy Birthday to Steve and Dave. Thanks for the hot chocolate!

With love,
Andrew Maher.

Gentle, Light Touch Chiropractic Collaroy – mention you swim with B&B

Stats:
Swimmers  156
Newbees  4
Water  17.3 degrees C.

Winter Badges..
Proud badge owners Suzy and Mandy showing off their very first Winter Badges. Anyone who missed the Badge Ceremony can obtain their badge(s) from Ian any day at the sign-on desk – $10 per badge…