Kevin and Leslie live (and Kevin works) in New Zealand, the north island, until mid-March. He works in Levin and they (both!) live in Waitarere Beach, about 12 minutes drive to the beach. Their home away from home is 3 blocks from the Tasman Sea. Kevin works WThFri, and on the other days they travel, and/or play at the beach! After mid-March, they will swing around the south island, before heading to California and Jen and Carlos on April 1. From there, who knows? (just kidding.....)
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Kevin's Announcement
Hi all.... Alright... alright.... I will admit it. I'm sure Leslie has been a bit suspicious lately, and I have tried mightily to keep my new relationship under wraps, but I think I should fess up and get it out in the open before Christmas. I have fallen in love. I can't stand to be without her very long. Rob will understand I am sure. Just a walk with her is enough to relax me, and I feel better just seeing her coming. She murmurs loudly, and sometimes is a bit cool, but I just can't stay away from her for long. Yes, my new love is the Ocean, the Tasman Sea. I should have seen it coming long ago, from the time I was 16, I have wanted to be an oceanographer, and this is the first time I have been able to spend a significant amount of time with her. Wow!. I don't want to go a day without a walk beachcombing. It appeals to my dumpster diving side. Remember mom those sandals I found? You never know what you may find. I have been fishing twice, skunked twice. Went crabbing and cooked up a bunch. tasted good but lots of work. beachcombing I found 3 scallops shells, and they appeared in good condition, so I took them home, pried them apart, and smelled them and seemed ok so I cooked them in butter, and added milk and salt and pepper and had soup. Marvelous!. And now my boss, Dr Hull just got a fishing seine. the store was out of 20 meter nets, so the poor man had to get a 30 meter net. I can not wait to go. I already have been seining 2 days ago and we cought several crabs, one kahwai fish, and several 1 foot long flounder, which I learned to fillet. So far Leslie is bearing with me, as long I I cook the fruits of my new love the sea, but we both agreed that we better lay off the fish, as when I was in the shower last time, I noted some new webbing of my toes, and some scales developing. I haven't dared share my latest urge with Leslie to get my mask and snorkle and see if I can go out into the ocean and come up with some more scallop shells. Well, got to go back to work. Only 4 hours to a 4 day weekend, which they all are. Wow. love, Kevin
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