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.
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.
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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