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Introduction	Swimming has always been my life. Eat, sleep, swim. Literally. I’ve been coping with being a fish out of the water since August of 2011 when I came to Brigham Young University. This requires resisting eating 5000 calories a day, going through withdrawals from the scent of chlorine, and using swimmer lingo that no one understands. However, I've decided to return to the water. I've been a fish out of water long enough. While swimming has played an intricate part of my life out of the pool, such as in canyoneering and schooling, I miss the scent of chlorine in the mornings. It's about time I returned to the pool. Here it goes.

Introduction

Swimming has always been my life. Eat, sleep, swim. Literally. I’ve been coping with being a fish out of the water since August of 2011 when I came to Brigham Young University. This requires resisting eating 5000 calories a day, going through withdrawals from the scent of chlorine, and using swimmer lingo that no one understands. However, I've decided to return to the water. I've been a fish out of water long enough. While swimming has played an intricate part of my life out of the pool, such as in canyoneering and schooling, I miss the scent of chlorine in the mornings. It's about time I returned to the pool. Here it goes.