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my desire for finding "perfection" is unrealistic.

Indoor, outdoor, location, availability, safety. I was reminded that the season for fires and poor air quality are back. Today, as we left our house to go out for dinner, I saw the air and I smelled the smoke. However, a new variable is starting to show itself. It's not ideal, but as I wrote last week, I'm grateful we can still hold classes.

Now with the Delta variant, we are wearing masks indoors, but leaving all the windows and doors open. At the start of summer, all restrictions were released and we enjoyed a few weeks of indoor dancing. Thank you for your patience and understanding as I continue to tweak and make changes to our class schedule and location. I reached an acceptance, "Que Sera, Sera" Whatever the reason, I went into the race knowing that I did everything I could to train for the swim, and I was going to be proud of myself, whatever the outcome. I prepared as much as I could, but maybe the current will be too strong, or maybe I will need to be rescued by a kayaker, or maybe. The training process taught me that nothing was truly in my control. it was the first time in my life I knowingly committed to something, ready to give my all, but also, ready to forgive myself if I failed. I failed my swims often enough, including the week RIGHT before the race, to know that my doubts were a real concern: Can I really finish THIS race? The interesting part is. I had awful training days when the white caps were too rough, I was too cold to move any more, or I just couldn't stay calm and get my breath under control. I had good training days where swimming for an hour felt easy. I swam several times a week, including practicing at Aquatic Park in the San Francisco Bay at least once every other week so that I could get used to being COLD, no more like freezing. In the months leading up to the race, I stayed on a disciplined training schedule, building up from literally only being able to swim 2 lengths of the pool to eventually 100 lengths. I went from being an, "I lounge at the beach and don't go in the water person," to forcing myself to take lessons (thank you Ken and Devon Demont!) to seriously prepare for the 1.5 mile open water race in the freezing San Francisco Bay (with possible "wildlife" encounters). Two years ago, some of you know I trained for the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon as a 40th birthday goal to overcome one of my greatest fears. This song is sung by ProSource Karaoke.‍ Today was the 40th Anniversary of the Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon. Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) song from the album Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) - Single is released on Aug 2010. Listen to ProSource Karaoke Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) MP3 song. About Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) Song