Mid-February
was Martin's birthday and in the weeks before I organized a surprise
party for him. It's not that easy when you're together 24/7. For a
good result I used the help of the marina staff, because "locals"
know where to get what at which price. Since Marrtin's birthday fell
on a Friday and a holiday, our Mexican friends wanted to go home for
the weekend earlier, we organized the celebration at lunch
time.
Decorations were bought, a cake ordered, cutlery, mugs and plates procured, and of course Mexican tortillas, meat with salsa and vegetables surved.
It was a great surprise. The group of well-wishers consisted partly of sailors and people from the marina. We were a total of 25 people and Martin had no idea that everyone knew about his party.
Decorations were bought, a cake ordered, cutlery, mugs and plates procured, and of course Mexican tortillas, meat with salsa and vegetables surved.
It was a great surprise. The group of well-wishers consisted partly of sailors and people from the marina. We were a total of 25 people and Martin had no idea that everyone knew about his party.
All gifts
were well thought out and useful. A bottle of rum was opened right
away, the delicious nuts were almost eaten, only the great poem is
preserved forever. Thank you Kay!
Martin and
Renate
on their
junk rigged boat Taiko
cause
heads to turn and look with awe
wherever
they may go
The red
sails on there unique boat
is quite a
sight to see
standing
tall and proud and full
while
sailing hard to lee
Taiko is a
rare seabird
not many
people get to view
if you get
to see Taiko the boat
you'll
agree, it is a rare sight too.
From Kay
Jackson SV „Gone Nuts“
Hope you have found a safe haven, thinking of you two
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