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Dictionary.com doesn't list okole?! You can find it at http://www.emihawaii.com/localhawaiianwords/
(I'm self-teaching myself to speak Hawaiian)
The weather wasn't fantastic, but still very nice. 75 to 80 every day. Day 1 was a wash-out, though. Rained all day and muddied up the water for the next two days. Didn't have good snorkeling intil the last part of our trip. Kaanapali beach was very nice, though. The winds were much calmer than the last time we were there.
("Mele Kalikimaka" is Merry Christmas, in case you didn't already know that.)
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Where's Larry?
:)
Larry who?
Mele Kalikimaka, T.G.!
Brian
PS Good thing you went back to the west coast. We're freezing our okoles here in the midwest.
Welcome back!
All rested and relaxed you are? Yay!
(Looking up okoles at Dictionary.com)
How warm was Mauii? I noticed it is quite warm in Australia right now.
I wanna gooooooooooooo
Dictionary.com doesn't list okole?! You can find it at http://www.emihawaii.com/localhawaiianwords/
(I'm self-teaching myself to speak Hawaiian)
The weather wasn't fantastic, but still very nice. 75 to 80 every day. Day 1 was a wash-out, though. Rained all day and muddied up the water for the next two days. Didn't have good snorkeling intil the last part of our trip. Kaanapali beach was very nice, though. The winds were much calmer than the last time we were there.
("Mele Kalikimaka" is Merry Christmas, in case you didn't already know that.)
Larry who?
Never mind.
I think I will join Larry and Goldilocks in the stew.
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