Pre-load of Pre-Launch of Two Boats Friday Night
We could have gone anywhere in the world but chose Stockholm Harbor because of its Vasa precedent.
The Vasa was a richly decked out Swedish warship that was built top-heavy and had insufficient ballast and tipped over and sank on 10 August 1628 outside of Stockholm after it only sailed one mile.
The well-preserved shipwreck is in a museum where it has been seen by 30 million visitors since 1961 .
We or rather I don't want any kind of a repeat, and so I have chosen Stockholm Harbor to remind myself that any last minute modifications in design to the two boats must be very precise.
I've opted to bring over the little virgin from Copenhagen Harbor to perform the double christening on adjacent ways or tracks. This little virgin has a two-handed backhand, and in fact both of her arms are very strong from her tough harbor life. I have no doubt at all that she can easily smash two bottles of champagne to either side at once.
The ATP Forehand is all but ready to sail. It only needs some conformation from famous tennis teaching pros that wrist must be laid back first before the final flip despite what Roger Federer does.
The Abbreviated Looping Homunculus with Long Arms also is ready to sail. It only needs some counterpoint to its circular windup, which means that one can stay low in one's knees just as the Dutchman Tom Okker does except when he's straightening his back one.
In other words, forward swing rather than leg straightening will counter the racket butt as it slides into its harbor.
The continental player will slowly swing the racket tip forward as if it's a long nail hammered through an old board.
This will create space for the racket head to suddenly change direction and plummet down to the foot.
We could have gone anywhere in the world but chose Stockholm Harbor because of its Vasa precedent.
The Vasa was a richly decked out Swedish warship that was built top-heavy and had insufficient ballast and tipped over and sank on 10 August 1628 outside of Stockholm after it only sailed one mile.
The well-preserved shipwreck is in a museum where it has been seen by 30 million visitors since 1961 .
We or rather I don't want any kind of a repeat, and so I have chosen Stockholm Harbor to remind myself that any last minute modifications in design to the two boats must be very precise.
I've opted to bring over the little virgin from Copenhagen Harbor to perform the double christening on adjacent ways or tracks. This little virgin has a two-handed backhand, and in fact both of her arms are very strong from her tough harbor life. I have no doubt at all that she can easily smash two bottles of champagne to either side at once.
The ATP Forehand is all but ready to sail. It only needs some conformation from famous tennis teaching pros that wrist must be laid back first before the final flip despite what Roger Federer does.
The Abbreviated Looping Homunculus with Long Arms also is ready to sail. It only needs some counterpoint to its circular windup, which means that one can stay low in one's knees just as the Dutchman Tom Okker does except when he's straightening his back one.
In other words, forward swing rather than leg straightening will counter the racket butt as it slides into its harbor.
The continental player will slowly swing the racket tip forward as if it's a long nail hammered through an old board.
This will create space for the racket head to suddenly change direction and plummet down to the foot.
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