So as to give you a little taste though...
It began with some real quality time in which I got to know Auckland airport.
 On some level, I think we formed a very deep seated friendship.
On some level, I think we formed a very deep seated friendship.But on to Rarotonga with all it's natural beauty.

Of course, I was there to work and couldn't spend ALL my time on the beach. It's not like you can sit in a banana lounge with a laptop. You could get sand in it. You might drip salt water onto it after a little dip. I had loads of data entry and meeting notes to get through so I had to set up and work from my room. Here.
 Luckily I could set up out at the table on the deck. For fresh air. To help me work.
Luckily I could set up out at the table on the deck. For fresh air. To help me work.I investigated quality and availability.

Most essentials were readily available.

Schools are suitable for expats, until highschool.

Work did not stop at 4pm though. At night I had to explore the top local restaurants and see if they deserved their reputations.

I managed one night off. I spent it with Pauline, my resort assigned partner for 'Island Night.' Pauline is 42 and likes cooking, travelling and long walks on the beach. Sadly, I was not her Mr Right.
THE END
 
 
2 comments:
SO many jealous people in front of computers all day...
Looks gorgeous!
Any vacancies at work..?
I think Pauline may have been your Mr Right....sometimes I think you are too quick to pass judgement!
On another note...It's no Dubbo!
(That's for damn sure you lucky lady!)
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