Hello kids, this is Risk, the show where people tell true stories they never thought they

dared to share.

I'm Kevin Allison and every Thursday we release these special episodes that were calling

classic risk singles.

Each of these episodes features just one story from our earlier years.

If you're new to risk, you should know that the podcast can be very uncensored.

This week, a story that Rachel Wecht first shared on the podcast in June of 2010.

Here's Rachel now with a story we call Breakfast.

I grew up in Minnesota and in Minnesota, lots of people have cabins next to lakes.

This is where you go on the weekend, up to the lake.

My parents have a cabin in the center of the state on a little lake that was once used

as a fish hatchery.

Last winter, a few days after Christmas, my mom and dad decided to go to the cabin for a

couple of days.

Now, I love the cabin in winter.

The entire lake freezes over and it's so thick that you can walk straight across it.

So it's early in the morning, like about six or so.

My mother is already up and in the living room, in her nightgown, practicing her Thai

chicha.

Now, Thai Chi is the martial art where every move is done really, really slow.

And she has all the curtains open, letting in as much light as possible.

And she's going through her Thai chicha moves and she looks really, really cute.

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