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Latest post Sun, Jun 11 2006 11:05 PM by Antonija. 2 replies.
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Antonija  +  234965 Sun, 11 Jun 06 04:12 PM

Is the underlined part ok?Thank you

Naturally, this was the Optimist Class and even then I took sailing as fun and relaxation.

Antonija
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Waïti  +  235038 Sun, 11 Jun 06 10:30 PM
I have another alternative to suggest, Antonija :
"... took sailing for the fun and recreation".
I guess the reason why I'm proposing this alternative is because I view 'relaxation' as... laying idle on the beach and sunbathing.... not sailing Smile [:)]
Waïti
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Antonija, 3 yr 165 days ago
Thank you Waiti. That is what I was looking for.
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