This week on board:
* We got our land legs back. We have just been at sea for 13 days crossing the Atlantic, don’t ya know
*There was a lot of cleaning, fixing and drying out.
* We ate at the hot rocks restaurant. We had spent a lot of time talking and fantasizing about eating at the restaurant in Horta where you cook your own meal on volcanic rock right at the table! It totally lived up to our fantasy. Don’t you love when that happens?
*We took part in a Horta tradition. We painted a picture on the dock commemorating our crossing.
*We drove up to the Caldera and went to an amazing Volcano site & museum, Vulcao dos Capelinhos.
*James embraced Portuguese fashion. The Portuguese are some of the loveliest people on earth but not the most glamorous.
* We saw Pico on fire, every night at sunset.
* We are waiting out the weather, hanging at Peter’s sports and dreaming of Gibraltar.
What did you do this week? Leave your week in the comments, we love hearing from you!
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Oh my gosh I know one very envious girl. A puppy and a pointer is what Miss P dreams of.
Emma-kate,
I hope you received my other posts… and saw my homage to you and Ondine in the last Shriyoga newletter. Titled it “Being Emma-Kate”.
All well here in NYC…. grassroots movement going strong. We do miss you.
On my way to France on Wednesday night to see Judah on tour and to celebrate my birthday.
Was hoping to connect and somehow make time to sail with you all this summer. Alas, I am off to the mountains of Boulder to participate in Richard Freeman’s 200 hour month long teacher’s intensive. Includes time in a cadaver lab. :0!
I noticed on your calendar that your journey is very open-ended?!? Will you just continue to sail and sail. If yes, then perhaps, I will get a chance to meet up with you later in 2011.
Again, love your short hair, and all of the pictures you have posted are just incredible. My warmest wishes to you, James, Paloma and Ronin.
Love,
Elizabeth
James, Emma-Kate – heard yesterday from Meryl that you were all the way across the Atlantic! Eager for more updates. Looks grand!
Mat
This week I decided to get a puppy. My darling old dog, Clancy, died 7 weeks ago. My other dog, Emmylou has missed him, and I wanted to get her a friend. I was planning to get a rescue dog – I really like giving dogs who have had a hard life a good home. But friends who have two beautiful pointers (that’s what Emmylou is) have just had 11 puppies. I fell in love with Ace, the daddy, the moment I first saw him, and Coco, the mum, has the most beautiful nature. I saw Kim, their person, down at the park on Friday: she said they had one black male left (that’s what Ace is) and asked if I wanted to see him. Well, you know the rest. I just have to wait 7 weeks until he is old enough to leave his mum. I am very excited. A puppy!
So, I heard the Beowulf like tales (the Seamus H. translation, of course) from Tracy last night. As James celebrates his big birthday year I get to 60 with a 3.5 (12-0 in games) club tourney win and hope that someday down the road James and I can continue our life long squash match! Arf, arf to the dog and love to all.
“This week I went to Tuggerah,Hornsby, Chatswood, Wollongong, Campbelltown and the City on store visits. I met some very nice people and I am almost in a routine with my new job. I did not watch Oprah’s final shows but did watch a doco on Australia’s female murders in the 50″s which was great and enjoyed Angry Boys by Chris Lilley..I was a bit busy and forgot to have coffe for 2 days and I won’t be doing that again! Saturday is clean the house day and I am REALLy looking forward to that!!! Sunday will be fun walking the dinosaur with Jasper for his 5th Birthday Party, where did the time go?”
And all this time I thought you were under sail to Gibraltar! I’m envying you the extra time in Horta (my new favorite town and Faial, my new favorite island), but I’m sure you’re itching to get going… Here is what I did, um, ate this week, after leaving the Ondine. It may bring back some Brooklyn/west village memories!
Monday evening: Plane from Porto touches down in Newark at 3 p.m. I hug the captain and kiss the ground (ok, just kidding!). Stay awake to eat thin crust pizza with Portobello mushrooms and shallots at Giuseppina’s, the new Park Slope branch of Lucali’s (in Carroll Gardens). Ronan would probably happily have it for bfast, lunch, and dinner. Wish they delivered. In bed by eight (midnight azores time).
Tuesday: Wake @ five. Make a stove-top espresso. Better than French press, but not as good as Peter’s garoto or galao. Later, stop at Grey Dog on Carmine for an iced coffee with milk, as it is 85F and so humid I have an afro. Take nap in late afternoon, followed by work dinner at SD26. Amazing egg-filled ravioli, but fish main course pales next to Emma-Kate’s cioppino. Have a galau…I mean, a cappuccino. In bed by ten.
Wednesday: Wake @ six. Get lost on way to Jacob Javits center for Book Expo and end up in crowd of uniformed Fleet Weekers. Mmmmm! Have lunch with picture book author at Tipsy Parson. Shrimp and Grits! Almost as good as James’ green pea risotto. 😉 Nap from 5:30 – 7:30. Excellent fish dinner with sides of sautéed broccoli rabe and roasted beets by epicurean husband. Asleep by 11:00.
Thursday (today): Wake @ 6:15. Dump 2 sets of foul weather gear in tub to wash. Hang dry in shower. Line too long at Grey Dog, so resort to 2nd choice of iced coffee, dark roast brew at Dunkin’ Doughnuts (which is surprisingly quite tasty). Meet brother @ Spunto’s (7th Ave. S) for lunch and more thin crust pizza. Okay, but not nearly as good as Paloma’s…! Off to CityView tonight to play squash and have a beer with Michael M. We’ll be sure to raise a glass or two to James and his extraordinary crew!