I can't watch you ride the waves atm @Phoenix_Rising because I've slipped into the rock pool and I'm trying to keep my head above the water - might need to borrow some of those floaties I brought along for just such an occasion 
Hey @Phoenix_Rising - After deciding I was the little boat, not on a little boat, I got swept out of the calm harbour, into the sea and hit a whirlpool. I set off my flares and luckily they were seen by the other boats hanging around before I sunk to unretrievable depths. But I am under and have now turned into a very sea sick submarine. I have been cruising the ocean for a little while and it's not feeling as dark and scary the more I do. It's not ideal, but sometimes things aren't ideal (like sunk boats, broken shells and incredibly unhelpful helplines) which doesn't feel good.
I can't stay because I have been avoiding bumping in to too many sea creatures (am not even sure why I logged on), but I wanted to remind you of something that you reminded me of today - that on top of the ocean, riding the waves, under the surface, or on the shore, the track record for all of us here is 100% and that's about perfect, even when it feels like nothing else is going right.
Hope your shell is repaired soon and you're where you're want to be asap. Might bump into you again on our journeys.
From someone else who thinks you're awesome 
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SANE acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as traditional custodians of the land on which it operates. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging, and value the rich history, unbroken culture and ongoing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to country.
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