13 April 2018

Down To One

It's our last day in Hawaii for this year, and that brings a certain amount of melancholy. But we're ready to be home again, when that hour arrives. We've done all that we planned to do, and spent as much time sun-baked as we wanted. So now we just kick back, relax and engage in a bit of people-watching.

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11 comments:

  1. Ed BonderenkaFriday, 13 April, 2018

    My niece and nephew are there. Say Hi to Lynn and Bob Boertje.

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  2. Rev. PaulFriday, 13 April, 2018

    But of course. I’m sure they’ll be easy to locate. 😉

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  3. Home on the RangeFriday, 13 April, 2018

    My daughter used to teach Hawaiian at the university. Probably the only six-foot strawberry blond that did so but she was adopted by a Native Hawaiian and her husband.

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  4. Rev. PaulFriday, 13 April, 2018

    I thought for a moment that I’d seen her the other day, but it wasn’t her.

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  5. Old NFOFriday, 13 April, 2018

    Enjoy and travel safe going home!

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  6. Rev. PaulFriday, 13 April, 2018

    Thanks, my friend.

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  7. LindaGFriday, 13 April, 2018

    A safe trip home to you all. God bless.

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  8. drjimFriday, 13 April, 2018

    Yeah, time to get off "Island Time" and back to The World....

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  9. Toirdhealbheach BeucailSaturday, 14 April, 2018

    Glad you had a good and restful time Reverend. Safe Travels back.

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  10. threecollieSaturday, 14 April, 2018

    Have a safe flight home.

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  11. Rev. PaulSaturday, 14 April, 2018

    Thanks, everyone. "Island Time" is over. The normal, non-tropical world is ahead. :)

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