"December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy," -President Franklin D. Roosevelt Photo Credit When one dreams about going to Hawaii they often envision the beautiful, pristine beaches, the palm trees swaying softly with the ocean breeze, the azure colored ocean, and possibly a fruity tropical drink in their hand as they relax… Continue reading Oahu-Pearl Harbor
One of my favorite beaches on Maui is located on the Northeastern side of Maui in a remote tropical jungle. The sand is black, the surf is fierce, and lush green foliage covers the area. My husband and I drove the Road to Hana in excitement of visiting this exotic black sand beach and were… Continue reading Maui-Wai’anapanapa State Park
In the middle of the Pacific ocean on a tiny tropical island, there is a 52 mile stretch of road known as The Road to Hana. The Hana Highway has around 59 bridges, the majority of them being only one lane wide, and over 620 curves. The fact is, when you drive this highway, your… Continue reading Maui-The Road to Hana
While planning our honeymoon to Maui last year, I came across a website called Safari Boat Excursions. I was looking for a day out on the ocean, and this website promised to take us around Maui's neighboring island of Lana'i on "an adventure to see places that fewer than 1% of tourists to Maui ever see."… Continue reading A Hawaiian Safari Adventure
As a young girl, my Sundays every Fall consisted of watching the Dallas Cowboys on TV with my dad and older brother. I am lucky enough to remember the "Dynasty Days" back in the Troy Aikman era, and even won $300 a lot of money for a 10-year-old, off of Superbowl 30. (Don't do the math, that was a… Continue reading The Bucket List: Cowboys Stadium
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