Apparently even dogs can boogie board...
At the Pearl Harbor Memorial
On the boat heading toward the memorial that sits over the USS Arizona
The water that surrounds the USS Arizona is shimmery. They explained that it was from the oil that still leaks from the ship. As we looked at it, we saw some actual oil rise to the surface. There is still 50,000 gallons of oil estimated to be in the ship and if it all were to come up at once, Pearl Harbor would be facing an ecological disaster. Crazy.
I don't remember what kind of tree this is but the brown branches actually grow until they reach the ground and then they become roots like all the rest of the trees. 
At a restaurant called Tiki's for Valentine's Day
Yellow Hibiscus. The Hawaiian National flower.
Our tour guide at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
The lunch buffet. It was much better than the pricey dinner we ate later on. 
Waiting for the canoe show to start.
We played games in each of the villages. I can't remember what village this was but everyone started in a circle holding a stick. Then our guide would say "left" or "right" and we would have to move around the circle and grab hold of the next stick before it fell to the ground. If your stick dropped you were out. Obviously it got harder and harder as fewer people were in the circle. But Clint and I were the last two standing. Go us!
Another game we played was this weird javelin throwing thing. You had to try to get your stick into the circle. Clint came in 2nd place.
One of the few pictures we were able to get of the both of us together...the downside of not traveling with anyone else.
Clint's favorite part of the canoe show....the Tahiti canoe.
He liked that it was the only canoe of just girls. 
Getting my "hula" on!Clint was a good sport and even did some dancing. I think he looks so cute!
At another village we did some reed weaving. It was freaking hard! I pouted until Clint finally helped me make my fish!
Coconut climbers...
Our tour guide used to be a fire dancer in the Ha! Breath of Life evening show. So he was showing us some of his old moves.
At the beach in Waikiki on our last day in Oahu. Just hanging out before we took our short flight to Kauai that evening.
Apparently roosters roam wild here. We saw them all over the place. 
At Poipu Beach to snorkel and sit in the sun.
Hanging with my girls...my favorite part of the trip!
On Saturday we all drove up to the north shore. There were a few of these one-way bridges where you just take turns driving across. You let four or five cars go and then it's your turn. Only in Hawaii could this happen. No one honks at each other. I'm not sure I ever observed any road rage. Fascinating.
Shawn attempting to teach the "rookie" how to surf at Hanalei Bay.
I'm somewhere under the water....
