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Pam wrote much of what follows last November , but we lost momentum in the final weeks at Calgary and our relocation back to New Zealand . In a less successful musical adventure , brother Brian arranged for him to sit in with one of his jazz groups at lunchtime in the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield ; not a success , for the music was too different and a crestfallen Ian did rather badly . It was a bit of a shock ; in fact Ian arrived back early one morning from a three-week North American trip to learn that she was moving out at lunchtime . ) One memorable morning he saw the dawn come up over the Pacific while listening to Orff 's Carmina Burana at full volume on his portable CD player . We went out on the town for delicious sushi , and on to her house for coffee . Not many takers for bacon and eggs next morning , but plenty for black coffee . We frequented the local coffee bars regularly and discovered that the best Martini joint in town was well within staggering distance , much to Ian 's delight . Ahead of us is one of the super-yachts , Georgia , a big maroon giant of a thing with a $ 180,000 touch up paint job very recently completed . Recently we let our hair down and played at a lunchtime event at a nearby winery , sitting on a big canvas-covered patio and performing Broadway music and popular opera songs while the audience helped themselves to buffet lunch . A nice way to spend 24 hours is to arrive at the boat in the evening , head out , perhaps sailing a little in the dark ( we have full navigation lights and have wrestled a few times with the challenges and excitement of night sailing ) , anchor for the night in a secure bay and watch the moon over a meal and bottle of wine , then up in the morning for pancakes , coffee , a sail , and back home the next day .