My daughter has left "the ice" and is in greener pastures...literally.With her job in Antarctica over, my daughter has left the volcanic rock and ice shelf and is now enjoying an extended camping and climbing tour around New Zealand and Australia.
Hope you've enjoyed the tidbits about Antarctica. I know for me, it's been an education about a very different life style.
She has said that she's happy to see sunsets again. The 24 hour sunlight was a very different environment. And although we haven't chatted with her since she landed in the next continent, we know that she's filling her senses with people, pets, vegetation and probably lots of fresh veggies and spicy food. Kiwis watch out. If you see a banjo toting young woman who enjoys wearing purple and red together, you might just have spotted her.
Thanks for the mini vacation while I'm teaching. We're back to glass topics tomorrow. See you then.
What an exciting life your daughter has, Marcy! She sounds like an amazing young woman, and you must be very proud.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing adventure that must have been for your daughter! A once in a lifetime experience that most people will not have the opportunity to experience! Must have given her a whole new perspective on life when she came back to civilization!
ReplyDeleteCool! She could truly write a book, couldn't she?
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hi Marcy,
ReplyDeleteGood to see you've come up for air!!
Your daughter should have a remarkable time in NZ and AU both are so unique and beautiful in their own ways.
Pattie ;)
Mazatlan Mx.