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Tauranga please cool down!


Now is the time when I say I can't wait for it to cool down, Summer seems to be going forever and in case you think I'm griping and complaining, just let me say I am really not a fan of the heat. This shot of Pilot Bay reiterates that I can't wait to move out here away from the suburbs and near the beach...sand, salty air, hearing the waves at night - awesome!

I do however have some good news to share.....I started a new job last week back in dentistry working as a dental assistant, that means I help the dentist out, keep the patients happy and calm and do all the behind the scenes stuff that is part of the job. Something to do with a bit more income had a bit to do with it. Let's just say for the first couple of days my feet were very very sore and I was shattered when I got home at night but now I'm slowly starting to get use to it again :-)

Hope you're having a fab weekend!

Comments

mick said…
Lovely photo of the bay and I hope it cools down a bit soon.
Congrats on your new job. I am sure your will find it satisfying - as soon as your feet and legs get used to standing all day!!
carol l mck said…
Beautiful photography of a lovely place ~

Happy Valentine's Day to you ~ ^_^
Congrats on the new job ( I think)... It has to be hard after being off for a while. I'd love to live right on the ocean too ... But real estate tends to be a bit expensive in those places (and I'm too old and too spoiled to be a FullTime beach bum!)
I'll trade your weather for mine in a heartbeat - We are going down to -1°F tonight! Pilot Bay looks like a beautiful place to live. Congratulations on your new job!
Marco Luijken said…
Hello Amy,
This is great.
Wonderful how you've photograph this beautiful place.

Many greetings,
Marco
Rhonda Albom said…
Congrats on your new job. As for the weather, I have been enjoying it.
NatureFootstep said…
beautiful beach. Think the water might cool things off.
Glad you got a new job. Hope it works out :)

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