Returning to the Hyland tropical home. Flying over the blue water of the Pacific, looking out the window the big island off in the distance and flying over Maui and Oahu. Officially viewed 5 of the Hawaiian islands today (Molokai too). Which can only mean we are getting close to those tropical breezes and swaying palm trees and the Honu Bar. Remembering the first time in Hawaii when Jeff, Mike, Rich and myself were all a lot younger. Stepping on to the stair way of the plane to disembark (before all the jetways) for the first time and feeling that tropical breeze and seeing the palm trees bend and sway in the wind. The senses were all engaged, and our family and friends continue to fall in love with this special spiritual place. They welcome you at the Waiohai by saying welcome home. What a great feeling to be home your soul just feels good and refreshed.
Yvonne my friend and Haiti sister is here with me and she has fallen in love in less than 12 hours. We just need to keep that Indian-Scottish skin from getting to tanned in the first day. I should talk, sitting in the shade of my favorite spot I can feel the burn, and it's not an exercise kind of burn. You don't normally feel the strain on your muscles when your butt is planted in a lounge chair and this is your view. NOTE|: baby chicken in the shadow on the left. I want to come back as a Kauai chicken living here at the beach someday. Yes, it's true they are still off their schedule from Iniki from 1992, and crow randomly when ever they want at will.
Big plans for the day here in Poipu, Yvonne, Kathi and myself need to keep these lounge chairs company, we may throw in a trip to Glass beach. And the really big one we are going to Wal-mart. Seriously, best one in the United States. I will get a review from Yvonne and let you know.
We are so blessed to have one of the best views and location on the property. Yvonne, calls it the crows nest. On the fourth floor overlooking the water, beach and pools. Wow! Wow and wow. Oh and our neighbors are the tops of the palms trees. Oh and we can see the Honu (sea turtles) from our balcony. Yvonne was impressed and had her first Honu sighting.
Live picture 5:37pm... On the balcony listening to the live music and the waves. Not sure it gets any better.
Hugs to all back home....
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