Playing with fire and swinging hammers
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On Wednesday we took a trip to the Haleakala crater. Haleakala means House of the Sun and the crater is not really a crater. It’s a valley, eroded by wind and rain. Haleakala is nearly two miles high at 10,023 feet above sea level.
We cruised up the mountain in our convertible with the top down [...]
First, there is no day 1, because we spent all day either in the airport or on an airplane. American Airlines lost our bag of toiletries. No big deal, we have everything we really need, swimsuits, sandals, and snorkel gear. We’ll just be stinky! Then from Honolulu to Kuhului, Go airlines lost our snorkel gear. [...]
This is the second time in a little over two years that Momi and Malia have left for Hawai’i without Zac and I. (Though this time, Zac and I will be joining them, albeit almost a week later.) Both are members of a local halau (dance group) and love to dance the hula. [...]
For the past ten years my daughter Malia has been a member of the Green Country Camp Fire Boys and Girls. My wife Momi and her good friend Wendy started the group ten years ago for their daughters, Malia and Katie. Those two and four other friends formed the NaKiSiLo Camp Fire group. [...]
It’s time to brag on my son, Zac. He has worked hard for this honor.
For the past two years Zac has played the tenor saxophone in the Broken Arrow Pride High School marching band. His first year as a band member was when he was a freshman. He worked hard to learn [...]