Aloooohhhaaaaa! My mom would like to formally apologize for her incompetence of a weekly update on my life but an entire month in Hawaiʻi means we like to catch up on everyone else.
Like all my cousins,
and introducing Noweo Kaiolohia to the group.
( "here you go, youʻll need your cap for later")
it confuses me too, we have the beach right down the road, yet mom puts me in the bathtub in the yard.
I mean, Iʻve got all the necessities,
and my beach towel, but I still enjoy the faux pool!
Mom and Dad showed me where they will say "I DO"
and finally BEACH! Didnʻt get to go in the water but nonetheless,
its a start to gaze at it.
and shaka with it.
"aaaahhhhh enya beeezaaabbbaaabbbaaaahhh"
trying to get a hang of this walking situation but come on, in the sand dad? its hard enough as it is
Ehu Kai, Pipeline, sandface, sunsets, what more can I ask for?
We also celebrated St. Patricks Day at the parade in Waikiki
where me and mom made it on the news.
In all our glory, "flare", and tye-dye, we sat in public and had lunch,
with my two new teeth enabling me to try new tastes.
The next day we spent in our larger pool with my ʻohana
and my beautiful great grandma Juliet!
We eventually made it over to Kauai to see Uncle Kamu, Aunty Andrea, and Noweo and their beautiful home
Uncle was nice enough to take us up to Kalalau lookout
where the height packed a scary punch and the breeze spoke for itself.
oh kalalau, a hui hou!
we flew back to oahu so dad could fly on water!
I gotta say... I was pretty impressed!
To all my ʻohana who made our long vacation a fun and exciting one, we will be back faster than you can blink your makas. Mahalo and I love each and every one of you. For now, I bid you adieu!
