march 24th
day 3
the first part of the day today was spent back out at our favorite beach that we have been introduced to so far- kuu'a bay. clear waters, a big soft sand beach for molly (who has a new found passion for smashing, rather than building, sand castles), etc. clearly, another day of roughing it in the islands.
unfortunately, molly seems to be getting a bit too much sun a bit too fast- no matter how often we re-apply her sunscreen, so we had to dress her up today like the overprotective parents whose children wear helmets on their tricycle and can only ride it on padded streets. oh, boy...
after too much relaxation had set in, captain adhd had to grab his boogie board and give it a whirl. trying to keep up with the local kids was a bit of a challenge, and ultimately, i learned that being beaten underwater by the waves will literally fill your sinuses- i couldn't look down without saltwater running out of my nose. very attractive.
kristin and i looking for turtles swimming by who want some company...
and the 2 most important ladies in my life. these are a few of my favorite photos from the trip- if not of kristin and molly- period.
after heading back toward "home", we stopped into the ali'i market place- a small local artisan market. the girls went shopping, while i climbed a tree just outside the market that was absolutely full of geckos- trying to get some good shots. can you say....tourist?
back home, it was time to read molly some evening books, and spend a bit of time playing "find the bee-bo" (aka belly button) with dad. this sure tired her out, and she fell asleep as mom enjoyed dinner on the patio.
unfortunately, molly seems to be getting a bit too much sun a bit too fast- no matter how often we re-apply her sunscreen, so we had to dress her up today like the overprotective parents whose children wear helmets on their tricycle and can only ride it on padded streets. oh, boy...
after too much relaxation had set in, captain adhd had to grab his boogie board and give it a whirl. trying to keep up with the local kids was a bit of a challenge, and ultimately, i learned that being beaten underwater by the waves will literally fill your sinuses- i couldn't look down without saltwater running out of my nose. very attractive.
kristin and i looking for turtles swimming by who want some company...
and the 2 most important ladies in my life. these are a few of my favorite photos from the trip- if not of kristin and molly- period.
after heading back toward "home", we stopped into the ali'i market place- a small local artisan market. the girls went shopping, while i climbed a tree just outside the market that was absolutely full of geckos- trying to get some good shots. can you say....tourist?
back home, it was time to read molly some evening books, and spend a bit of time playing "find the bee-bo" (aka belly button) with dad. this sure tired her out, and she fell asleep as mom enjoyed dinner on the patio.
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