Sunday, June 21, 2009

This is the way to kick off summer time

Ahhh..................... HAPPINESS!!!
After the race on May 30th, I had a few weeks off from the normal routine. My dad was here for a few days after in which I indulged in Golf and some chilling time which was fun. After that I was back to work as usual, but something wonderful happened.

The south shore started firing! The cool thing about this is that it wasn't your typical 1-2 day iffy sutff. This swell was consistent for over a week. When one surge would die, another would come and great us with open arms.
I am so thankful for my dawn patrol sessions and those days after work spent in the water until the sun would set.
I just wanted to share a few picutres of how great the surf was in my little "favorite south shore spot" and notice how few people are in the water.
PARADISE!!
Of course since I have been outta the water for a few months, I did get rocked and rolled out there on the big sets. I forgot how exciting it is to have a huge wall of wave coming at you and you are there in the water saying to yourself...... "I am taking this one on the head" I also love the feeling of being in the perfect spot for that nice long left of excitement. WOW!! I am getting a smile on my face by just writing about it.
I would love to have some pictures of me on these great waves, but unfortunately I don't have someone to sit and take picutres of me when I am in the water. Maybe in the future..... I did see this awesome sign I wanted to share with you. After a good surf sesh, any food is fun to eat

4 comments:

  1. I'm so jealous of all you hot chickas that can surf. FML hehe :)

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  2. The pictures are beautiful.

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  3. My wife and I love Oahu and your blog; we are swim/bike/run people in CO. Thanks for your Navy service. I worked with two USN E-8s in the early 1970s that faced the choice of E-9 or a commission; each took a different course; both great people. I was a submarine person. I was unfamiliar with your rating, I’d guess STs, FTs, QMs, and non-nuclear ETs did your job on a sub-you would have been pretty darn busy. It would be interesting to know what Navy NEC codes you hold. Thanks again for blogging. Rick and Val

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  4. Oh those fotos are fantastic! LOVE em...

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