Showing posts with label aloha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aloha. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Aloha Day 6

Day 5 of Hawaii consisted of me becoming very sick, with Norwalk Virus...not food poisoning apparetly! So no pictures of that I'm sorry to report. Moving right along into Day 6. Our final day in Hawaii.

We went on a boating excursion called Fairwinds. And I got to Snuba Dive!! It was so cool. It was just like scuba diving except you don't have to be certified. I kept wanting to go down further but you are attached to this rope type thing so you couldn't go all the way down, and I accidentally hit the coral a few times...hope I didn't kill it.

After that my dad and I were in the water and a huge heard of Dolphins came where our boat was. I'm not kidding there was probably like 30 dolphins ( and there were babies too!). They were swimming under us and all around us. They were so close I could touch them, but I was a bit nervous to. We were probably out there for 30 minuets just watching them and being around them. It was my favorite memory from Hawaii and one I will cherish forever.
See that orange drink? It's pedialyte. I was trying to rehydrate after my illness issue and apparently that is also something people use for a hangover? Who knew and everyone (including the cute crew men) thought I was hungover.  The only Mormon on the boat and I was accused of having a hangover. Nice. 
Dress: Nordstrom. Belt: H&M
We finished off our final night having appetizers down at the hotel close to us. They played me and my moms song upon request by my dad. It's that Hawaiian somewhere over the rainbow song. I used to think it was so lame and cheesy, but now some of my very major family moments have had that as the background music. 


And the next day we headed back to the mainland, and although this picture says different I was happy to go back. 

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Aloha Day 4

Day 4 consisted of kayaking in the ocean and going to a luau. 

We enjoyed swimming and snorkeling in the ocean. As well as eating fresh pineapple on the water.

Dress: Shade. Shoes: Nordstrom.

The Luau was full of pictures taken, fake hawaiian tattoos, hula and fire stick lessons, too much food to handle, and a show. 





Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Aloha day 2

Day 2 started off with a walk with my parents down to the water front and hanging with my dad before breakfast. 

Let’s go to the beach, each let’s go get away they say, what they gonna say?
Can I get a beach day??

Bathing Suit: Nordstrom

We went to the beach where the water was way too rough and turtles were about to hit us in the face. So we went on wave runners instead! So delightful.
We finished the day with lunch at Kona Brewing Co. With me wrapped in a towel cause I didn't have shorts to wear. Talk about living Aloha!






ALOOOOOOOHAAAAAA Day 1


Well I am back. You didn't even know I went anywhere! But I did. I went to Hawaii. Can I get an Aloooooooha! And after a 13 hour travel day yesterday, 3 days of food poisoning, a 12 hour tour of the island, I would say this trip was an A+. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Lets start with day number 1.

It started off with a travel day on Monday...

I love to ride in planes, but not as much as I love boats. But its pretty close. I think the tickle feeling I get in my tummy.


Travel Outfit: Top: Second Hand. Pants: The Gap. Shoes: Steve Madden
The paparazzi followed us off the plane. My dad found a plane dedicated to DISNEYLAND. I sat next to the woman with the scarf over her face for 5 hours. We spotted hawaiian royalty...or he may have just been a man selling trinkets.  And got a lei greeting, which was actually just my mom kissing our cheeks and giving us a lei. Cause the actual people who were supposed to greet us didn't show up...

We then proceeded to find food. At Huggos, where the ground is made of sand!


Hawaii Day 1 outfit: Top; Shade. Shorts: Ann Taylor Loft. Sandals: Old Navy
We also found a live band there, and look at that! My parents. Dad is looking good in moms glasses.

We departed away from Huggos and were stopped by the beautiful hawaiian sunset.
Holding the sun in our hands was my dad's vision. He is an artist!

And day one in hawaii is done and gone in a flash!