This is Yosani. I met her through Kelly (right).
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| Turtle Shell objects on display at Hanauma |
We quickly became beach friends!
The I met the Nakamuras from Japan. I decided to hang out with both of them at the same time. Here we are at Hanauma Bay.
Taka, her son is a temp worker at the Indonesia Bethel! He speaks fluent English.
Spicy ahi inari from Tanioka's fish market.
Taka said the water is too cold.
Every naupaka flower is a half-flower.
After Hanauma, we stopped to look at the Aina Haina kingdom hall. It is up for sale.
Round top drive, mauka side.
My brother Andrew detailed our car.
Skaters flying down tantalus! We pulled over for them. Each one of them thanked us as they past. There were a few more.
I called this, pigeon poop. It never tasted so good.
Yosani said she'll be back in August... I must have up-talked foreign language so much that she decided to do it! I was surprised which language she choose... ours.
