Okay, time to get back in my blogging routine again.
I am feeling so much better!
I am feeling so much better!
Hawaii is working its magic, and so is my medication.
I've been taking random shots of things that have caught my eye.
Here are some recent photos:
My Favorite Subject ~ Terry
West Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Bougainvillea
Waikiki, Hawaii, USA
January 20, 2022
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A Regal Pigeon
Waikiki, Hawaii, USA
January 20, 2022
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Wave Breaking Near the Queen's Walkway into the Ocean
Waikiki, Hawaii, USA
January 20, 2022
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Surfer Searching for a Wave
Queens Beach Near Waikiki, Hawaii, USA
January 20, 2022
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Hula Dancer
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
January 25, 2022
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I Wouldn't Know This Was My Shadow
if I Didn't Take the Photo
Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Don't Forget Your Furry Friends!
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Our Plane Comes in for a Landing at Kahului International Airport
Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Kids Playing
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
January 25, 2022
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Kahoʻolawe from Maui
Wailea, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Waiting for Our Landlord
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
January 9, 2022
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Boardwalk by Resorts at Ka'anapali Beach
Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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West Maui from Wailea on the Southern Leeward Coast
Maui, Hawaii, USA
January 26, 2022
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Next week I will be posting on Wednesday, January 2,
for the Insecure Writer's Support Group's monthly get-together.
I'm still catching up with my blogging friends.
Stay happy and safe!
Wait? January? You invent time travel? Cool. lol
ReplyDeleteSure lots of great shot indeed. Looks way nicer than crummy snow and ice here. Great that you are feeling better too!
LOL! Thanks, Pat! And you've got more bad weather headed your way ~ omg! Terry tells me the weather in the Digby area every day. He's a weather nerd. Stay warm and safe, my friend!
DeleteLooks like a relaxing time!
ReplyDeleteI've become a sloth, Alex! Too relaxed to chase my tail. I'm sorry miserable weather is pounding you. I hope you and your loved ones come through okay.
Delete"My Favorite Subject ~ Terry"
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These are incredible photos, Fundy. I feel like I went to Hawaii this morning, on my couch with my feet up in my pajamas.
I'm so glad, Sandi! I've been spending the morning in my jammies on the couch too. Such a delightful state. Take care, my friend!
DeleteOh, you spent some time in Maui this trip! My old stomping grounds! I know every inch of that island -- how I miss it!
ReplyDeleteYes, we did, Debra. It was our first time in Maui, except for touch and go at the airport on a couple of flights. Do you remember the flight where a flight attendant died being sucked out of a plane over Hawaii? The first time we landed in Maui, shortly after the accident, we saw the plane parked off the runway. The top of the fuselage looked like a sardine can with the top rolled back. Absolutely horrifying and unforgettable. When we touched down again on the way home, the plane was covered with tarps.
DeleteMaui was glorious. We flew over on a day trip on Wednesday and saw as much as we could. We had so much fun, and we will go back to Maui. Take about your mind seeing familiar patterns. While landing we flew over an old sugar factory, but I saw an oil refinery. It wasn't until I went "Wait a minute! They wouldn't refine crude oil in Hawaii" that I realized it was a sugar plant. Duh! I could handle a few days at one of those resorts! We have an apartment in Honolulu, so we can prepare breakfasts and lunches and occasionally dinners during our trip. We've been eating a lot of peanut butter or cheese sandwiches ~ LOL! I hope that you and your Rare One get to visit Maui again and soon. Hugs to you, my friend.
Yes, I have heard of that horrible incident. It's one of the ones featured on that TV show "Mayday" about airplane accidents. I can't bear to watch any of those episodes but My Rare One loves that show.
DeleteWe always rent a condo apartment in Maui too, so we prepare many of our own meals. One of the first things we do after arriving is go to Safeway in Kihei to do a big grocery shop. One time I ran into my next door neighbour from Edmonton there -- small world, LOL! Kihei is a popular place where a lot of Canadians stay. More reasonably priced and less crowded than other "resort" type areas. Some might consider it "out of the way," but not Canadians. We're used to driving to get to places! Nothing's more than a half-hour or hour away on Maui anyway, except Hanna.
Thanks for sharing, Debra! Kihei sounds like our kind of place. I'd have to win a big lotto prize to stay at Wailea. I couldn't watch "Mayday either."
DeleteOh Louise! I envy you right now as I shiver lol...I'm so happy to hear you're feeling better! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rain. I'm glad the medicine is working. The aggressive drugs were making me more miserable every day, but now I'm on lower drugs and feeling myself again. Yipee! You've been slammed with so much bad weather and more coming. Stay warm and safe with Alex and your fur babies. I hope Charlie is recovering and feeling better! Take care! Stay warm!
DeleteI can see why Hawaii is working its magic - and am glad that you are doing so much better.
ReplyDeleteThanks, EC! Hawaii is a special place! I hope all is well with you!
DeleteSo happy you are there, the sea, the sun, the sand and the warmth, all giving you some respite after the winter at home. Enjoy every day, would you ever think of living there permanently? Meanwhile down here, we are so soon after a short summer having cool mornings, and it's getting darker at 6 a.m. already.
ReplyDeleteHi, Jean! No, we would never think of living here permanently. It's very expensive and so far away ~ Maybe not as far as New Zealand! It's our escape to place. I hope that you and Hugh are doing well. Facebook has me locked out right now, and I probably can't get back in until I go home ~ argh! I'm looking forward to springtime in the Rockies, and you are anticipating winter. I know all the science, but it still feels strange. Take care! Stay safe and happy!
DeleteI definitely am jealous, Hawaii sounds great
ReplyDeleteHawaii is awesome, Adam! I hope you are enjoying life, my friend!
Deletethis is reliving to see that Hawaii is doing good for you dear Louise !
ReplyDeletei pray from the bottom of my soul may you always be reading your favorite subject with your healthy powerful eyes and amazingly strong and awaken senses :)
i loved the all shots ,each strengthen my belief that my beautiful amazing friend is getting better day by day .
please keep recovering asap my dear Louise!
hugs and blessings to both of you!
Thanks, dear Baili! I am so happy to see you. I've managed to post, but I have not been visiting around. I'm getting there! Hugs and blessing to you and your family!
DeleteIt's wonderful that you are feeling better, Louise! I can't tell you how much I envy a trip to Hawaii. How gorgeous! Looks so relaxing!
ReplyDeleteOooooh, I love the pics!
ReplyDeleteAloha, my friends! I'll catch up on my comments when I'm back in Colorado ~ Leaving at an ungodly hour tomorrow morning! Take care!
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