
Families seem to have their routines, I was an invited guest, and well tended to. Madir, Nigama, Ginger "Gigi" Hokule'a, their canine child and myself set out for a kayak adventures hoping to have whale encounters. Not a whale was to be seen. Sad as that is with the tail (!) end of whale season, encounters these days are more up to luck than a given. We did have a wonderful floating picnic. Nigama pulled out a thermos of warm, rich roasted grain coffee and Madir's homemade mochi puff pastries. My hosts brought me my own cup and served me, passing me pastries on my paddle. Not a single precious pastry was lost on the bumpy picnic blanket, the ocean.
We gave up on whales and snorkeled on a gorgeous reef. We found turtles, nudibranch, and varieties of fish. I was tethered to my kayak on our swim, but decided to pass it off to Nigama on the kayak prior to

hey! not whales?
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmm cause I am planning to go on 20 april....
could I possible meet you??? please...answer!
ReplyDeleteI like very much your posts.
diana