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twilight
This sort of stuff really is better when you're there in person.
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our pork
The only non-hot people performing at the luau were these men, in charge of taking the pig out of the ground. I guess theirs is a specialty trade.
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climber
One of the laua's entertainments: a hot guy climbing a cocount tree with nothing but a couple rags binding his feet and hands.
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weaver
I tried my hand at weaving a coconut wreath for my head, but I ultimately failed and the nice lady...
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patient
Another Kim-Molly conference, this time at the luau we went to on our last night. We paid for the...
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aqua
I had a picture of this bay on my computer screen at work for months--it was so cool to finally see it for myself.
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one last day to tan
Jennie as we waited for the tram to take us up the cliffside.
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bay-utiful
On our last full day in Hawaii, we went to Hanauma Bay. It was our last chance to soak up...
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shacked up
Molly suggested we have dinner at "The Shack" when we returned to Oahu from the Big Island. The grease hit the spot.
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white socks & black paws
Ernie's cat was named Albert. Kim loved Albert. I thought Albert was...a little strange. But Albert...
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in-laws
Kim and Molly chilling on her fourth-floor porch. We'd been watching some Olympics action.
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southernly
The trees at the southern most point in the U.S. were so windblown, they seemed to grow sideways....
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plumeria barrette
Shameless picture of me looking pretty with a natural ornament.
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loads
They need a lot of wheelbarrows to cart around thousands of pounds of coffee every week.
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kona walkaround
Jennie and our tour guide on the coffee plantation. We suspected he was drunk, but whatever. Maybe he was just overcaffienated.
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burlap
We visited a coffee farm--which was actually more than a farm. It was one of three major drying and...
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coffee anyone?
This is apparently what a coffee bean looks like when it comes off the tree. It's called a "cherry." I had no idea.
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