The term “underwater” took on a new meaning a few years ago.\u00a0 Before 2006 has anyone ever heard of a homeowner being “underwater”?\u00a0 Although we have helped hundreds of\u00a0clients who are “underwater”, this term always had a different meaning to me.\u00a0 I have actually enjoyed being underwater, and\u00a0try to get underwater as often as possible.<\/p>\n
My love of being underwater started in 1989, when I was in college – and I wasn’t even a homeowner.\u00a0 I started scuba diving in 1989 in the cold waters of Lake Huron\u00a0and in some\u00a0local northern Michigan dams.\u00a0 I blame this love of the water on my brother-in-law,\u00a0who had started diving around the same time.\u00a0 In Michigan, scuba diving is a seasonal sport, and even in the heat of summer you still need a thick wetsuit to keep somewhat warm.<\/p>\n
What interested me immediatly about diving was that\u00a0when\u00a0I\u00a0went under water,\u00a0I was\u00a0entering a world that had been virtually untouched and unexplored.\u00a0 Naturally, diving in Michigan is very different than diving in Florida, and it would take me several more years before I got my first taste of salt water diving.\u00a0 But, even so, I new immediatley that this was a sport that would always keep my interest –\u00a0physically and mentally demanding, and fascinating at the same time.\u00a0 With two thirds of the world covered in water, there is no limit of places to explore.\u00a0 In a few short weeks, I will be “underwater” again – and I cannot wait.<\/p>\n
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The term “underwater” took on a new meaning a few years ago.\u00a0 Before 2006 has anyone ever heard of a homeowner being “underwater”?\u00a0 Although we have helped hundreds of\u00a0clients who are “underwater”, this term always had a different meaning to … Continue reading