After Monday's near-cataclysmic storm, it was a relief to see the wind has finally gone from almost gale force levels to a gentle breeze. The sun is out today, with enough cloud cover to make the sky look like a painting. Its a lovely summers day out here. Funnily enough, the local information centre has a "today's weather" box on their website, and during the storm this box stated it was an ordinary summers day outside. We had a good chuckle about the websites optimism.
Yesterday morning, 'the two Guiseppes' (as Jenny likes to call them), who barely speak English, thought they were going to be late for their shark dive as the shuttle hadn't arrived yet. So they started getting really frantic about getting to the crew house, and enlisted Jenny to take them there. She went to fetch the car keys, only to find that the shuttle had arrived while she was inside. 'The Two Guiseppes' were visibly relieved and went off diving. This morning they had another dive, so instead of tempting fate, they politely organised a lift with Jenny this morning. Both Jenny and I found their reactions rather amusing.
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