Showing posts with label malasadas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label malasadas. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2014

fabric & malasadas ~ what could be better?

The pictures tell the happy story of fabric and malasadas. A very happy successful day!


Kaimuki Dry Goods, Honolulu Oahu

Echino

so many choices

telephones with hibiscus flowers ~ Melody Miller

Then ~


hot malasadas to order

yummy

and some pineapple softserve

Leonard's ~ very iconic

Iolani Palace

lovely gardens and trees

Banyan Tree with family

and my treasures
Today we are off to a waterfall hike with the possibility of some beach time and then Uncle Bobo's BBQ for the third time. Perfect final day before heading back to the mainland.

Hope you are having an aloha day ~

Sunday, June 22, 2014

relaxing ~

eating, playing, swimming and enjoying our time on Oahu.
Kanehoe Pancake House
pancakes, eggs, sausage and coconut syrup ~ happily again!
all the colors are so vivid
drip castles
perfect spot
and a sea turtle ~ really he is there taking a breath
perfect bite ~ malasada at Uncle Bobo's
playing ball
colorful bamboo

I have a phone that takes great pictures. I always poopoo'd the idea of a phone taking pictures. I thought that is what cameras are for. But I am happy to report that all the pictures on my blog and flickr account since March have been with my cell phone. Takes great pictures and memories.

Only a little time left here before heading home.

Mahalo for stopping by

Friday, June 20, 2014

beach, food repeat... ~


 What can I say ~ it was one of those decadent, self-indulgent days

Papa'oles breakfast of banana macnut pancakes smothered in sauce, eggs, potatoes and portuguese sausage.
 Family style
Hau'ula Oahu



Malaekahana Beach

Sunset Beach

we stopped here and played in the water

then ~

shave ice at Matsumoto's in Hale'iwa

making friends ~ pig wants his sweet corn


Kahuku Farmers Market


Uncle Bobo's in Ka'a'awa, Oahu


waiting patiently for malasadas & brisket.

panoramic picture of Swanzy Beach, Ka'a'awa, Oahu

malasada's worth waiting  for
Sun, food, beautiful water, what more could you ask?

Aloha