One plane ride from tropical paradise to the snowy Northwest

Paul and I had a great time in Kauai last week. We went snorkeling, and adventuring to almost every corner of the island.



For those of you who are Elivis fans, we stayed within a coconut's throw of the once famous resort Coco Palms. It was my grandmother's favorite place in Hawaii. Coco Palms is the only hotel that is still shuttered from Hurricane Iniki in 1992.



Since Paul and I visited Arizona's Grand Canyon last June we thought it only appropriate that we visit Hawaii's Grand Canyon Waimea Canyon. The views that we were able to see were beautiful, unfortunately the best views were clouded over so we will have to visit the island again when the weather is better.



Once we traveled above the waterfall we were clouded in and no more views could be seen.

I will be at stitch n bitch this week. Anyone who needs a ride please let me know by leaving a comment or shooting me an email.

Aloha from Hawaii!

Paul and I are enjoying a few days in Hawaii.  Yesterday we spent the day in search of the "perfect beach".  We settled for one on the South side of the island of Kauai.  Today we are going to visit Hawaii's Grand Canyon.  Its hard to imagine that just a week ago Paul and I woke up to 2-3 inches of snow.  Here are some pictures:

Be prepared when you visit Kaua'i  to see lots of chickens running around wild and bring earplugs because they don't just crow when the sun rises they crow anytime during the day.

This is the ocean view of the place we are staying.  There is a nice paved walking trail along the length of the beach.

Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Jaydan Johnson

married in Grover Beach California

March 1, 2009