I hadn't actually forgotten my swimming goggle! What a shame ^^;

I went swimming at 3:30 p.m. taking advantage of a paid holiday.
When I change clothes, I couldn't find my new swimming goggle.
I took my old goggle, cleaned up, and set it up.
When I wear this, ... another goggle was already on my head, and just ready to wear.
What I had forgot wasn't the goggle, but the fact that I wore my swimming cap, and new goggle at the very first time of changing clothes.
I began a kind of circle swim today, beginning with 54 seconds for 50 meters, 16 seconds for rest, and total 200 meters. At the first time it was little bit tough, and the second time, after 200 meters slow swimming, was really hard. I want to try various paces and intervals, and also am thinking of taking up some drills.

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