i do deeply love the news when they are reporting hawaii weather

hawaii local news team they always act a bit smug and smile a lot when they give the forecast. they show pics of snowstorms on the mainland and then show our beaches. it's kind of mean to people who have seven feet of snow in their yard.

did that. snow sucks.

it's raining but it's not freezing out here.

check the weather before you show up to hawaii but remember our rains are usually not cold so try not to sit in your hotel room..just go do what you were planning to do. even surfing kicks ass in the rain.

the veil has lifted

Today I'm celebrating this artist http://www.flickr.com/photos/livingwilderness/37112050/

The importance of sunlight. After many many long days of gray skies (but not the flooding rain that was forecasted) the sun is racing upwards today and splitting light and colors all over Hawaii. Nothing is a better mood lifter than sunshine. I hear the state of Colorado has more sunshine days than Hawaii..too bad that it's freezing cold there! (akai was started in colorado, ironically).

Zackie is happily throwing blocks around our lit up room, the back lanai is flooded in light and the cats, after their usual meal, are already stretched out on the sun warmed pavement. I might join them..

but i'm not sleepy right now, sun and music energizes me and i'm about to lift off and do the usual ten thousand projects in less than two hours :)

i might go snorket at mid noon as the direct overhead light will make the blue underworld absolutely heavenly.

visiting big island and want to know of a good snorkeling spot?
http://ramblingjunketeers.blogspot.com/2008/04/champagne-ponds.html

better to weather it out

i defiantly dyed a handful of silks today , all the while staring the approaching gray clouds in the eyes..we are supposed to get rain with possible flooding. gotta keep our rainforests lookin good. i'm glad the house is on stilts but it still makes one nervous..we are just an island. thankfully the water should run to the ocean:)