-Enjoying Panache Café & Queensland planning with Lou & Jesse
-Receiving a Package of GIFTS <4 Aussie mates> from Mom & Dad
-April Fools Day & the last Farmers Wants a Wife
- The Edge with the teachers celebrating end of term
-Surfing with Luke @ Ocean Grove: near 13th beach- sporting the wet suite and standing up right as the wave died
-5 * Dinner at the Sheraton Waterfront with Jenni, Jeff, Mitchell & Mckenzie
- All Day/ Night Surprise Adventure with the Gang to Stevenson Falls along the Great Ocean Road (cooking dinner & smores over campfire, dancing with sparklers, <3 to <3’s, Guitar tributes to Georgia & Chewy, gift ‘presentations’ (receiving converses)…Teaching the friends the GA cheer: seeing them wear UGA shirts all day long, & hearing them say, “Goooooooooo Dawgs, Sic ‘em!”
- Having Jenni & friends assist me in the packing process
-Watching Father of the Bride II the last night with Jenni
-Seeing a rainbow on the way to the airport!
---------From the day I went surfing:
13th Beach Daily Surf Report----Updated: Sat Apr 4th, 7:45am
Surf: bumpy 3ft-----Wind: moderate WSW-----Weather: cool and cloudy
Dawn Patrol: Another Easter is here with the chill of autumn descending on us seemingly so sudden but creeping up on us if we could see the signs ever so subtle. Yes even the old English ivy and the migratory birds have come and gone whilst our water brings the chill from the white lands and the winds become icy way down south where men fear to sail on a wooden hull. Yes I'm feeling melancholy as the waves are around 3ft and the wind from the west south west and the protected breaks from Raffamea bay to possos will be our cleanest options though not huge. So grab the log or fish and imbibe the effervescent sparkling crystaline azure and continue the trek that is our journey as surfers.The swell will build over the next few days and the reefs will begin to fire...so enjoy...The high tide is 6.41 am with a 1.38 metres and the low tide is 12.59 am with a 1.41 metres. Stay upright Ross Rasta surf Co
ALSO… this week in Geelong at Bells Beach is the annual RipCurl Surfing Competition, Kelly Slater is in town.
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Surfing Safari...who would have thought? I'm glad you were able to check that one off your list! I hope you recorded your friends doing the Dawg chant...I'd love to hear it with an Australian accent!
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