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I guess there's only one way to get rid of this message every time I log on so here goes...
Hi,
I'm a regular lurker since last summer. As I am really good at gleaning information through the search function (this should make some of you ecstatic), I haven't had to post any questions. The board has been a wealth of information and I have thoroughly enjoyed visiting and learning.
I'm not really new to diving as I trained in high school with my local ROP in the mid 80's and was able to do many dives throughout the semester along the coast of Laguna, CA, as well as check-out dives on Catalina (both boat and dive park). Apparently in those days, the trainee was responsible for sending in the appropriate paperwork to the certifying agency, and when you give that responsibility to a semi-irresponsible kid...well
...
Anyway, after a 20+ year vacation from diving, I finally decided to re-train and this time, my instructor sent out for the certification! Have been having a blast ever since. With the exception of dive computers and those lovely "horse collars", not much has changed and for that I am grateful. Thanks to all of you who regularly contribute thoughtful information, it is appreciated.
Regards,
Jomaset
I guess there's only one way to get rid of this message every time I log on so here goes...
Hi,
I'm a regular lurker since last summer. As I am really good at gleaning information through the search function (this should make some of you ecstatic), I haven't had to post any questions. The board has been a wealth of information and I have thoroughly enjoyed visiting and learning.
I'm not really new to diving as I trained in high school with my local ROP in the mid 80's and was able to do many dives throughout the semester along the coast of Laguna, CA, as well as check-out dives on Catalina (both boat and dive park). Apparently in those days, the trainee was responsible for sending in the appropriate paperwork to the certifying agency, and when you give that responsibility to a semi-irresponsible kid...well
...Anyway, after a 20+ year vacation from diving, I finally decided to re-train and this time, my instructor sent out for the certification! Have been having a blast ever since. With the exception of dive computers and those lovely "horse collars", not much has changed and for that I am grateful. Thanks to all of you who regularly contribute thoughtful information, it is appreciated.
Regards,
Jomaset
