Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Pinewood is Hard

This is a fact we know well. Being those with neither the skill of woodworking nor the tools to assist, our family's first pinewood derby began with a full weekend of primitive designing and hand-sawing. Our car was not destined to make the podium, but it did provide an evening full of fun for one eight year-old boy. Presenting Dallin and his Pokemobile.

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Monday, April 21, 2008

Who•why•ie

Dallin's phonetic respresentation of Madeleine's pronunciation of Hawaii. Personally, it doesn't matter how you say it, it is a blessed place. We get it. We finally get why everyone who's been sighs in a moment of fond reflection when the word Hawaii is uttered. We returned filled with the Aloha spirit, and a yearning to explore more of Polynesia.

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The view from the top of Diamond Head

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She may be sweet as this flower, but this little girl hiked Diamond head all by herself

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Happiness is a fruity beverage

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Hot dogs are a food group

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Tasted as good as it looks

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Coconut cracking good!

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Scott's mom and step-dad

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The hands of youth learn from the hands of experience

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Sand is also a food group

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A date which will live in infamy . . .

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Such irony

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Day one at the Polynesian Cultural Center . . .

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Happy 25th Anniversary!

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Scott and Shannon enjoyed a wonderful day away by themselves. We kayaked out to this dreamy uninhabited island and hiked around to the back. After we enjoyed a beautiful sunset stroll down Waikiki and a beachside dinner . . .
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(These shots are courtesy of the on-camera timer.)

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Day two at the Polynesian Cultural Center . . .

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This was almost too good to be true, and just screamed "take my picture!"

Mahalo Hawaii!

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