It came right up to me. This photo is less clear.
Zoomed in a bit. Photo by Andrea.
We continued to be involved with AHP, passing out flyers and questionaires. Image updated June 23.
A large tree fern at the gulch. Photo by Andrea.
While they were gone, and having lunch at Barbecue Town next to Uncle Clay's, I painted the two found plant stands.
The color is International Andrea Green-Blue. Photo by Andrea.
Andrea blows out the candle.
We arrived at the Aquarium almost two hours before the doors opened so we could get a good place in line.
After eating Hawaiian food (pork lau lau plates), Andrea and I went into the gift shop where I got her some mermaid earrings.
I got a photo from the stage.
It rained intermittently. Natatorium in the background.
Maila and Ben performed first. Next was Kawika Kahiapo and his bassist.
Last to perform was Chad Takatsugi. Three hula dancers came up from the audience.
Ron's friend Ruben, Ron, and Kai. Photo courtesy of Ron Van Clief via Facebook.
The jiu jitsu competition area.
The weight powerlifting competition area.
I brought some bonsai name placards as used by Dai Ichi Bonsai Kai to show, suggesting that our club could do the same. Photo by Andrea.
Past President John showed his moyogi elm in a hand made pot. Photo by Andrea.
Gary Wagner with rescue dogs at his house in Los Banos in 2013. Gary passed away this day after a struggle with cancer. Photo by Andrea.
Having cocktails at Roy's in Hawaii Kai.
Cheers. Photo by restaurant worker.
A second picture just for good measure. The restaurant worker (he had lit the tiki torches) took three altogether.
We had the dim sum canoe for two, one of our favorite pupu. It's enough for us for a meal. I had the macadamia nut dessert too.
Then we positioned the chairs around the blue painted table on the lychee tree lanai.
Tuesday evening we went to the Aina Haina Prepared planning meeting at Holy Nativity Church.
Paul and Faye had their friends Ken and Lynn over too as well as their daughter and her husband.
Andrea making a point?
The next day, Thursday, we went to the beach. This is the hau tree arbor by the Natatorium.
On Saturday we put up the paper lanterns.
Some sat inside to eat.
Some sat outside. Fortunately we had only one brief shower.
Festive yellow paper lanterns were hung in the back yard too.
Jolene and Joel. Photo by Faye.
Lynn and Paul. Photo by Faye.
With Lynn. Photo by Faye.
Doug and Paul help dispose of paper plates. Photo by Faye.
Caroline, dressed very solsticy, seemed to have a good time. Photo by Faye.
Faye, Andrea, and Jolene as the sun went down.
Andrea and Jolene, photo by Faye.
Andrea compiled this ethnic group arrival list in preparation for the party.
Andrea and I went downtown to the Hawaii Theater to see the Gay Men's Chorus perform.
View of the stage from our seats. Photo by Andrea.
During intermission we went upstairs exploring.
On Monday I received a completion certificate for the training class last month.
Sex goddess Andrea reads on the beach after our swim Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday I took this photo of some of the paper lanterns we put up for the Summer Solstice Soiree.
Thursday morning Andrea and I removed the yellow paper lanterns and put up Fourth of July decorations.
We sat with Jolene and her Mom and Dad. Photo by Andrea.
We had chicken tacos for dinner with wine. Photo by Andrea.
Joel, Sylvia, and Jolene. Photo by Andrea.
Doctor Rossiter, head of the aquarium, welcomed us to the concert event.
Streetlight Cadence was up first.
At intermission, people came to see the sharks spawning as Dr. Rossiter suggested.
Lenore and Jolene at intermission. Photo by Andrea.
Joel and Sylvia at intermission. Photo by Andrea.
Hapa. Photo by Andrea.
The quarterly event celebrated several birthdays.
I like the artwork on the walls.
Lenore and Andrea chat with friends before entering the concert hall. Thomas Square is across the street to the north.
A view of the Blaisdell Concert Hall during intermission.
I saw this ad for a Phil Lesh show at New Years, 2016, in the paper today (Monday).
This is the official image from the promotor's Facebook page.
On Monday afternoon, I saw these tourists getting ready for a surfing lesson.
The meeting was fairly well attended, led by Danny Tengan.
Margo and Andrea.
Kilohana danced hula after an oli (welcoming chant).
Kilohana hula nani.
Aloha joined in a hula while Andrea chatted with Lynne.
Richard Kim, candidate for State Senate, entertains with singing and ukulele.
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