It's been a gorgeous day on the Big Island.  Dan and I actually slept in for a bit.  Then I creaked my way downstairs and started coffee and working on the novel.  I put in the 1128 words referenced above before breakfast.

We had everything we needed from our shopping adventure yesterday except for something to put on our (100% Whole Wheat) Muffins.  So that made as good an excuse as any to go out to breakfast.  We went to the Aloha Angel Cafe and enjoyed an omelette (me) and a breakfast burrito (Dan).  We also enjoyed the antics of two little boys who'd just met in the restaurant and had already become fast friends.  They were about 3 1/2 and 4 years old, I'd say.  Perfect spirit of aloha between the parents (one couple, one dad on his own for the day) who decided to take the boys to a park so they could play. 

After a stroll through town, we headed over to the Farmer's Market in Kona Village.  We browsed for requested coffees without success but I did find a cute necklace (naturally) at the stand I'm known to frequent.  We scored some delicious rambutan and some delicious-smelling pineapple and starfruit before heading off to the local market.  They were out of fresh ahi so we were forced to buy steaks that will go on the bbq in a half hour or so from now.

We moseyed on back to the house and have been sitting on the lanai, or in the hot tub, reading and relaxing ever since.  I'm currently in the courtyard, the fountain is going, awaiting the sunset and blogging with my man in the spa and a nice crisp glass of chardonnay beside each of us.  Thanking God for the many blessings he's sent our way.  Friends.  Family.  Each other.  Cool breezes and enough clouds to make the sunset a preview of heaven's door.

 


Comments

Hal

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 12:13:44

It would be nice if world leaders could meet in a little cafe in Kona and get along like the two kids you just described.

 

Hal

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 12:13:59

It would be nice if world leaders could meet in a little cafe in Kona and get along like the two kids you just described.

 

Hal

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 09:38:04

Maybe we can arrange for Bush and Putin to meet at the Aloha Angel or possibly Olmert and Ahmadinejad? How about a leading Sunni and Shiite cleric dining at the Aloha Angel (no bacon please), or maybe we can move the UN to the Aloha Angel? There may be something magical about that place.

 

Laura

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 13:42:59

Yeah, wouldn't that be great! Maybe that should be the site for the next attempt at brokering some lasting peace in the Middle East?

 



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