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Deborah Munro is the author of APEX, a contemporary world sci-fi thriller set in rural Oregon.

Went deep sea fishing yesterday for the first time

Went deep sea fishing yesterday for the first time. It was a beautiful day, we were visited by dolphins and albatross, and fish were caught. I only managed some orange sea perch, which we threw back, but I still enjoyed a lobster (called crayfish here) dinner and I get smoked groper (grouper) tonight :).

Walking to the far bus stop again, enjoying the b

Walking to the far bus stop again, enjoying the beauty along the way. No masks required now, no community cases of COVID-19. Life is good 🥰.

Spring is in the air. Eurasian black birds are nes

Spring is in the air. Eurasian black birds are nesting by my door. Mama is keeping them warm.

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Genetics are remarkable. This is my daughter @aman

Genetics are remarkable. This is my daughter @amandamunromusic and her great, great grandmother Annie Burnham. They apparently also have the same green eyes, Amanda being the only descendent in 5 generations to have them.

We've been lucky here in NZ. Today was the first d

We've been lucky here in NZ. Today was the first day I had to wear a mask. It's required at my university to allow us to teach classes in person while at Level 2. Overall in NZ, we've had 24 deaths and 1776 cases of COVID-19 since March. There have been only two deaths and maybe 80 community cases in the latest outbreak (all in Auckland), but that's too many. So, we're working to eradicate the virus once again. Hopefully, we'll be back to Level 1 after September 14th.

Last day. My epic road trip around the south islan

Last day. My epic road trip around the south island of New Zealand has come to an end. I feel I know my adopted country better, and I can't wait to do the north island next time! (Whenever that is) 🤩

Still having a blast as we travel up the west coas

Still having a blast as we travel up the west coast of New Zealand.

Great day in Milford Sound. Kea parrots, the cheek

Great day in Milford Sound. Kea parrots, the cheekiest of birds, visited us, and we saw bottlenose dolphins, too. Loving this trip 😍.

Made it to the southern tip of New Zealand. Bluff

Made it to the southern tip of New Zealand. Bluff signpost obligatory pic. Also went through Catlins and saw many scenic spots, including Purakaunui Falls. Now heading north to the famous Milford Sound.

I'm on a road trip around the South Island of New

I'm on a road trip around the South Island of New Zealand for the next week and a half. We visited friends in Dunedin, then went to see the albatross colony near there. Today, we went to Larnach Castle and then through the Catlins and out to Nugget Point lighthouse. Having a blast!

After 102 covid-free days, we're back on lockdown

After 102 covid-free days, we're back on lockdown here in NZ because 4 cases of community transmission were found on Tuesday. It's not Level 3 here on the south island like it is in Auckland, but who knows what news we'll have today. There were another 8 community cases found in Auckland yesterday. The good news is I trust the government to handle things well and I feel safe. I'm also still allowed to go for walks on the beach, I can go to small gatherings, I'm a pro at teaching my classes online from last time, and we're about to go on a two week term break, which increases the chances we'll be back to in-person teaching very soon.

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