We said hello to our dive participants today. Our team of four has now grown to a team of 12, and when our captains and chef arrive tomorrow we'll be complete.
We wanted everyone to feel welcome and cared for, so we cleaned the common areas, made their beds, and Deb cooked a delicious meal (with her husband Scott as sous chef). I can't help it...I'm very proud of my bed making skills and am including a picture.
Doesn't it look like a wave?
I took this picture on our walk to the grocery store for the view of the trip issued t-shirts (can you tell what fish it is?) and realized that we would be saying goodbye to walking long distances. For the next ten days we will not be able to walk more than 80 ft without walking off the boat (unless of course we want to walk in circles). But don't worry, with all the diving and chasing fish, we'll be getting plenty of exercise so it's well worth the trade off.
We're also saying goodbye to Miami, not that I really spent much time getting to know it, but it has been fun to watch all kinds of things moving up and down the river.
Goodnight now...tomorrow I'll be writing from the Bahamas. Remember...Live Blue...buy a smaller boat.
-Bronwyn
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Labels: Bronwyn, departure, May 2009, Miami
4 Comments:
So what is the name of the fish on the T-shirts? Looks like all is off to a good start. Love the "wave" bed. Look forward to reading and seeing more.
The wave bed is not too bad. I can tell that this was your first wave bed. Keep working at it. Haha
-Dave
Bronwyn sends word that the fish on the shirt is the trip fish, a black durgon.
Is the black durgon edible?
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