# Re: Children in need

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Posted by Ben on December 30, 2019 at 07:45:08

In Reply to: Re: Children in need posted by Ry on December 21, 2019 at 19:59:05:

You are lucky having a holiday cottage by the sea.
I don't like the feel of wet boxers, so I have always worn swimwear under my jeans in the sea (usually jammers and shorts under whatever else I have on top.
I got into swimming in clothes when I saw two boys doing the same when I was on holiday aged about 12. I 'forgot' my swimming shorts the next time we went to the beach but somehow had an extra pair of jeans in my bag instead!!! Mum was a bit concerned at the time, dad didn't care. Mum has come to accept it now and more and more people go in the sea with clothes on now.
My cousin is 13 and learned everything from me. We live in the same town and see a lot of each other.
I used to get wet on the way to school if it was raining but didn't much like sitting in class steaming away in damp clothes. Cousin hardly has a chance to get wet as the school is only around the corner from his house.
We also don't go to the beach in winter, but have to be content with the local pool. They don't let you wear long trousers in the pool so we have to be content with jammers and shorts, although we sometimes wear more than one shorts over our jammers. Do you have a local pool to get wet in during winter?
Now it's school holidays and cold have you been wearing your rugby tights under your clothes when you go out? Cousin and I have definitely been wearing trackies and jeans when we have been out.

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