I had to scrape ice off my car windscreen this morning.
However, as I raced down the 101 to San Jose for a 7am meeting, I allowed my mind to drift back a little bit to just a few days ago.
Ahhh.....Kauai. How I miss you already! nonpublic
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Posted by: E. | March 17, 2010 at 08:05 AM
Too true, Ella. It really was Man Versus Wild out there. I mean, there literally wasn't a natural source of water of food for hundreds of yards all around. I could have died out there, had it not been for my fearless kayaking for almost three miles to the nearest Mai Tai provider.
Posted by: David | March 17, 2010 at 07:42 PM