Papaya sunrise, for breakfast, it's the only sunrise I saw :( guess I was tired. . .
We love to settle on the bluff for an hour or so of whale watching. It was 'ok', but noting like the day before when Dan estimated we saw dozens passing by!
Packing it up we travel to the Kilauea Lighthouse, which was wrapped in construction cloth. despite having two pair of binoculars, we didn't see much action: turtles, monk seals, dolphins or whales. The wind was as mild as it's ever been.
Dressed in our suits we decided to settle on the far side of Anini Beach, more secluded. I scrambled atop this rock, because I could! and felt fearless. Although I decided not to try any yoga balance poses, fearful!
Then I settled on the beach near my sweetheart.
We stayed until two then showered and decided to try the Tavern at Princeville Gold Course for lunch. Dan has the burger and I choose the single vegetarian option, Margherita Pesto Flatbread. All the ingredients come from the garden outside the window, overlooking the 18th hole! The kitchen even made the mozzarella. . .
Dan bought a golf shirt on the sale rack.
We shopped for me in Hanalei. A brown and aqua dress fit me to a tea. I'll be wearing it to Bar Acuda on Saturday night!
It was good to get back home to prepare tonight's salad, brown rice and lentils with diced celery, cucumber, red onion and pineapple . When Dan took to to Yoga we picked up some Hebi to grill. After class with Melissa, we grilled the fish and watched the stars floating overhead. I quickly found Orion's Belt and Dan saw the little dipper. So exciting to still see stars!
Then we relaxed with our books and I introduced Dan to a nw tlelevision show, "Selling New York." I don't think he enjoyed it.
Bed is usually at ten. Mahalo.
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