Arrived at the beach, ran into the high-tide sea 
to be turned head over heels and washed back 
to the shore whiplashed with sand all over me, 
smashed while tumbling in the waves, teaching 
me the rule to be obeyed on every beach: wait 
for low tide before you chargeee into the waves
Back at the flat I rinsed buckets of sand out of 
my pants deciding to play it safe before entering 
the fray - it made my day when I received sweet 
chocolate treats from the kids; with potatoes and 
runner beans on the stove and NatGeoWild on 
TV, it might become a perfect holiday…
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