HAWAII a Dream come True - day 4

How Blessed I am by my "Sweetheart."

Hawaiians are known for their generosity, hospitality, and sharing nature. Today Hawaiians still believe that no matter who comes to your door, you should offer a smile, drink, food, a seat or even a place to sleep-there is nobody you do not help.

In days gone by if children didn't come home at night parents did not worry, as they knew they would be sleeping at a friend or family member's home. A little Hawaiian Grandmother (tutu) would think nothing of having fourteen children to sleep over at a time!

Kenny, Ryan and Jesse getting ready to body surf.

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-Catch the Wave-

One of the Hawaiian greetings is to say pehea kou piko which means how is your spirit?

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Way to Go!

You have great spirits and strength. Self respect, forgiveness, love and knowledge are traits of the almighty aloha.

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Well today was really fun. We had an Adventurous hiking day to "The Swinging Bridges."

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"Handsome Kenny"
When OPPORTUNITY knocks, answer the door! .

Ryan and Jesse leading the way.

"Be Gracious to all you meet."

"Let Love flow out of You."

The 1st of two fun but scary swinging bridges through the lush green tropics.

I "Love" our BOYS."

Love Gives Life Within

The 2nd swinging bridge -

"SWEETHEARTS"

You will be well served when you care for the person who serves you.

I Love You Jesse - You are sooooooo fun -

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Kenny's my kind of Man -

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The Beautiful Fresh water Falls.

Amazing Kenny - You are a Great Friend -

My "Sweetheart" Curtis - The Greatest - .

I Love your dimples Ryan - a Magnificent hike - OXO

Embrace the Beauties around you that Heavenly Father created. Notice the waterfalls in the background.

I Love to Kiss my "Sweetheart." "Sweet Dreams"

Can you Believe it - A Hawaiian Christmas tree -