> # Re: Swimming lessons

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> Posted by wetjumper on May 28, 2015 at 01:04:00

> In Reply to: Re: Swimming lessons posted by Jamie on April 11, 2015 at 14:56:17:

> I forgot to ask - are you the same Jamie as in the Wet Cousins stories and so on? (I'm not sure - your "don't look forward to getting ducked" suggests you might not be?)

> Even if you're not, how do you cope with getting wet unexpectedly when wearing contact lenses? Either you risk losing the lenses, or you have to take them out when anticipating a possible soaking which means you can't see a lot, or you have to carry goggles or a mask with you and hope you can put it on in time. Wet fun is less fun when it has to be planned to avoid consequences which are no fun.

> I wear glasses and can't see a great deal without them. This restricts my ability to enjoy a spontaneous full soaking in outdoor water or mud. It looks odd when I keep my glasses on in an indoor pool, but that's normally OK except for impaired vision when the lenses have water on them. They've never yet fallen off, but it could happen, and I still wouldn't be confident to dive for them. In a planned pool session I could choose to wear goggles with prescription lenses, if I remember to get them!

> Peter (wetjumper)

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