I am a sucker for sunsets…if you’ve been following this blog, you probably know that. If you need a refresher, you can look here at this Maui sunset and here for a couple more. So, as our Table Rock vacation came to an end, here are a couple of last hurrahs…
We’re already planning for next summer!
Jennifer
It’s the Monday before we leave – our last full day in Maui. After our busy Sunday with snorkeling, this was more of a laid back day. We hung by the pool. The kids played with new friends they had made. I ran around doing some last minute things: going to the post office to send some stuff in advance of our departure, getting some souvenirs for folks and taking in the last bit of fabulous weather. Ah, yes, and we started seriously packing since we had to be out of our rental at 11A (this was not my favorite part of the day).
Mike and the kids, plus Lilly (one of our new friends), took in one last sunset at
Airport Beach. Another crappy sunset in Maui.
Jennifer
Sometimes it feels like we keep repeating ourselves with these sunset pics…but Max outdid himself on this one. It followed our Sunday evening dinner at Aloha Mixed Plate (AMP) and was taken less than 10 feet from our table. The kid may have a future in this…
Aloha!
Jennifer
Maui. Sunsets. Best. Ever.
Ups and downs…yes, those happen even on vacation. Our “down” for the day was that Mara woke up feeling bad and looking bad (it’s up for debate about which one of these was worse – I think she votes for feeling bad). It had all the markings of her trademark illness: strep. So…off we went to Minit Clinic (fabulous service even if they don’t take our insurance – no one on the island does) and Wal-Green’s.
The “ups” were plural – starting with a repeat of being able to get access to a great clinic, doctor and antibiotic to get Mara back on the Hawaii vacation path. Combine that with awesome weather (not even too much wind!), time at the pool and a great family outing by Mike, Max, Grandma JoAnn and Great-Grandma Faith. They went to the beach Mike discovered on his surf outing the other day.
Beach chairs, boogie boarding and watching the fabulous view while eating turkey and potato salad. Of course, there was also the adventure of Max getting stung by a man o’ war (not counted as a down despite the pain because it makes for a great story!) and a 10-foot sandshark off the beach. The “ups” clearly outweighed the “down” – which is, of course, how it should be whether you are in Hawaii or not!
Full Life. Full Family. Full Throttle.