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Subject: Yeah good story

Date: Sun 07/01/24 21:27:58 GMT

Name: Wetlooker2

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By JMitik - jmitik@seznam.cz Sun 07/01/24 18:29:04 GMT

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Once upon a time, there was a girl named Sarah. She was a student at a school that had a unique tradition of performing rescue drills in the school pool while fully clothed. This included wearing shoes and having all of their school essentials, such as textbooks, notebooks, pencils, a wallet, and a smartphone, in their backpacks.

On the day of the drill, Sarah dressed in her school uniform, which consisted of a white collared shirt, a navy blue skirt, and black loafers. She grabbed her backpack, which was filled to the brim with her textbooks, notebooks, pencils, wallet, and smartphone.

As she walked to the pool, she couldn't help but feel a bit nervous. She had never been fully dressed in a pool before, but she was determined to give it her best shot.

When she arrived at the pool, she saw that her classmates were all dressed similarly, with their uniforms and backpacks on. They all looked a bit nervous, but Sarah could sense a sense of excitement in the air.

The drill began and Sarah and her classmates were directed to walk down the steps into the pool, fully dressed, with their backpacks on. At first, it felt strange to be fully clothed in the water, but Sarah soon found that it was actually quite fun. She laughed and splashed around with her classmates, enjoying the feeling of the water and the weight of her backpack.

As the drill progressed, Sarah and her classmates were instructed to submerge their backpacks under the water and fill them with water. Sarah hesitated at first, not wanting to damage her school books and other essentials, but she trusted the instructions and followed along with her classmates.

She took a deep breath, dove underwater and submerge her backpack, feeling the water rush in through the openings and fill the bag. Her backpack felt heavy and awkward now that it was filled with water, but she knew she had to carry it out of the pool.

Sarah emerged from the water, holding her backpack above her head to prevent the water from pouring out. She could see that her classmates were having a similar experience, their backpacks heavy and awkward as they made their way out of the pool.

Despite the added weight and difficulty, Sarah found the experience to be surprisingly fun and enjoyable. She was proud of herself for rising to the challenge and dipping her backpack under the water.

As the drill came to an end, Sarah and her classmates were instructed to empty out their backpacks and check for any damage. Sarah eagerly opened her backpack and found that the inside was quite flooded, water had seeped in through the zippers and pockets, drenching her textbooks, notebooks and pencils.

She reached for her smartphone and her heart sank as she saw that it was not turning on, the water had damaged it beyond repair. She was disappointed as she knew she would have to buy a new one.

Sarah's classmates also found that their belongings were damaged by the water, but they took it in stride, understanding that it was all part of the drill and learning experience.

Sarah was disappointed with her phone but was glad that she had learned valuable lessons about teamwork and determination. She would always remember the day she dipped her backpack under water, and the flood inside, as a unique and fun experience.

By Wetlooker2 - Sat 06/01/24 09:52:02 GMT

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You thinking from a female perspective you would use swimsuit at the indoor pool.

But what if - you would out something over it or just leave that suit at home and go in with clothes on.

Its not about write about it, its even about to try things, maybe taking photos, video record it.

And you have a female classmate with you in this project.

How would you do?