Rip Current
Donning my new (and cute) rash guard over my bikini and wondering what my surfing experience will bring Marnie starts quizzing me.
Marnie: "Do you know what a rip current feels like?"
Deco Chic: "Uh....it's a strong current that pulls you diagonally or something?"
Marnie: "Um no.....it's a current that takes you out to sea."
Deco Chic: "Oh"
So here we go.........surfing that is...........on something like 4-6 foot seas.
Marnie: "Do you know what a rip current feels like?"
Deco Chic: "Uh....it's a strong current that pulls you diagonally or something?"
Marnie: "Um no.....it's a current that takes you out to sea."
Deco Chic: "Oh"
So here we go.........surfing that is...........on something like 4-6 foot seas.
posted by Jen B at 12:55 PM
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What is a rash guard?
Oops, bad button pressing. I meant to sign it differently.
A rash guard is used to protect your skin from rubbing on the surf board. They are shirts that are made to fit snuggly and come in long and short sleeves. They are usually made with a blend of nylon and spandex. I could have worn my 3mm wet suit which would have protected my whole body...but I was going for the Blue Crush surfer chic look.
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