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Day 2 - Monday
4am Monday morning -- Dups discovers a flaw in their tent setup. There is a large puddle of water
owing to a lot of rain, his and Dave's sleeping bags are soaked at the bottom. He returns to sleep. If he's asleep,
he doesn't have to deal with it.
7am Monday -- Dups and Dave discover the problem. Both return to sleep.
10am Monday -- Rain is not subsiding. Everyone awakes. No one has been eaten by animals yet. Aaron
discoveres why Dups and Dave's tent is leaking and fixes the problem. Dups and Dave stop crying.
1pm Monday -- Finished Lunch / Breakfast after setting up the tarp. We have collected enough rain water
to fill the water we have used. Discovered that the hatches of the "DupsiDavie" are not waterproof. This
could be a problem. We ignore it. Too late now. We also discovered that you should flip kayaks on the beach in case of rain.
Too late now.
2 - 5pm Monday -- Discovered waterfall on the island. We can have really, really cold showers now. Aaron and Dups do
photography with assistant Dave. The life in these waters is amazing. With word from the coast guard and slackening rain
the group suited up and went kayaking.
6:30pm Monday -- Discovered an oyster bed. Aaron was brave enough to leave the kayak and collect huge
oysters for supper. Fishing proved to be a faliure again.
7:30pm Monday -- Cooked up a storm while Aaron took a shower. He was wild-eyed in his complaint to the Quartermaster
about "shrinkage". The menu was curried potato and oyster. We might actually be eating better here than at home.
Had trouble finding the spices as they were being hidden by the life jacket belonging to
a seventh member of the island: Bucko. We guess he needed to be taken seriously. Never mind. Aaron
was named Chief "Shucker". THE OYSTERS WERE FUCKING ORGASMIC!.
12am -- Whilst washing dishes in the ocean, Dave and Aaron discover that the seas are filled with
phospherescent life. They react to rockes being thrown in or whenever the water is disturbed. They call the
others.
12am - 1am -- The group happily torments the life. Dishes are finally done and sleep is had.
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